International airfare

Alcohol, unless specified

Tips to your local guide, Traverse host, drivers, etc.

Required travel insurance

Arrive to Douglas–Charles Airport (DOM) at anytime (formerly Melville Hall airport). Transportation will be provided from the airport to your luxe lodgings perched atop a jungle-clad hill with expansive views over Dominica’s southwest coast. Enjoy the scenic 1 hour 20 minute drive as you travel across untouched jungle peaks.

Upon arrival to our retreat accommodations, take the afternoon to relax and reset in your lush surroundings complete with a stunning infinity pool, gardens galore, and beautiful views in every direction.

Group Trip: In the early evening we'll gather together for our first group yoga class, followed by a delicious Welcome Dinner full of the island’s fresh, organic ingredients and Caribbean flavors.

Custom Dates: Enjoy a fabulous farm-to-table dinner as you settle in to your new home for the week!

Meals: D

Note: Our March 2027 dates will feature daily Pilates with Lee Vallely

Awaken to the day with a rejuvenating morning yoga session* and a satiating breakfast. Afterwards, we’ll take a Heritage Tour around the property and learn about the fascinating history of the land and discover a wide variety of local ground provisions, tropical fruits (papaya, mango, guava, etc.) readily available on the property.

You’ll have some free time after lunch to enjoy the expansive tropical gardens, take a dip in the breathtaking infinity pool, opt for an indulgent spa treatment or curl up with a good book in one of the many cozy lounge areas with incredible ocean views.

In the late afternoon we’ll gather as a group to enjoy the Retreat Center Story. This engaging discussion includes the history and philosophy of eco-tourism on the property and throughout Dominica, along with the many challenges and triumphs from inception in 1997 to the present. As the sun sets we’ll have a relaxing yoga class* to wind down from the day's adventures before settling in to another freshly-prepared dinner.

Meals: B, L, D

*Group trip yoga sessions will be offered daily by your Retreat Leader. Custom Dates yoga will be available according to the yoga calendar that you receive upon arrival. Yoga is offered on site every day except Saturdays.

For the next few days you’ll enjoy your morning and evening yoga* and have lots of time for explorations throughout the day! All of the activities below are included options for you to choose from. Your Retreat Leader or local Host will work with you to determine who wants to do which excursions, which will be planned according to weather and group size.

Soufriere & Hot Springs: Join your host for a wander around the nearby fishing village of Soufriere and its tucked away natural hot springs. In pre-Columbian times, “sulphuric springs” were a place of mythic geography for the Amerindians and Soufriere was an important meeting place for the Kalinagos from the Caribbean islands. The small village of about 850 inhabitants is home of many Jungle Bay’s staff and is fun to explore. Visit the 18th century Catholic church, which was built of volcanic stone, the ruins of the L. Rose Lime factory where the limes from the property were transported to (our retreat center used to be a lime plantation in the first years of the twentieth century).

Dominican Medicinal Herbs and Teas demonstration to learn about the ancient herbal remedies of the island’s traditional peoples. The fragrant herbs you will encounter during this presentation are grown right in the gardens of our eco-lodge. You can even make your own tea blends during this interactive ‘wellness experience for the senses’ where you get to see, touch, smell, and taste!

Snorkeling & Kayaking at Scotts Head Marine Reserve. If you’d like to you can partake in a morning kayaking tour including a short lesson in kayaking, before heading into the Caribbean Sea and enjoy paddling and snorkeling in the warm waters of the Soufriere / Scotts Head Marine Reserve.

Hiking at Scotts Head Marine Reserve. Following that you can add-on a morning activity that brings you to the peninsula and peak of Scotts Head — dividing the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic — and walk up to the Scotts Head peak. Enjoy the spectacular view of pristine waters, Scotts Head Village, Soufriere and Dominica.

Snorkeling at Champagne Beach. This unique area is part of the protected Soufriere Scotts Head Marine Reserve. Underground geothermal activity seeps through the ocean floor and is cooled by sea waves, rising in lines of bubbles creating a memorable snorkeling experience. As you’re immersed by thousands of tiny bubbles, you can also see fan coral, turtles and a variety of tropical fish.

Perdu Temps Hike. Retrace the footsteps of Dominica’s “maroons” (run-away slaves). This hike is part of the historic Perdu Temps trail and takes about one and a half hours each way through secondary forest, mainly flat terrain and some river crossings. It gets steep and narrow as you approach the end and opens up to an area often described as “Paradise” or “The Garden of Eden”! You are invited to pick fresh tropical fruits from the trees. Explore Pump’s bio diversified farm with a huge variety of exotic fruits and vegetables. Tour the “Medical Garden” with a wide assortment of healing plants/natural herbal remedies. Pump and his family warmly welcome you to their home, due to the close relationship they have with our retreat center owner.

Boiling Lake Hike. Those who love a challenging hike will be thrilled to explore Dominica’s famous "World Wonder" and UNESCO World Heritage Site — the mysterious Boiling Lake & Valley of Desolation. Trek this world-class trail as it traverses several climatic zones with giant fern trees and a cloud forest. Stops along the route include the mysterious Valley of Desolation, a soak in hot water pools, and a sulphur mud facial. The athletic hike is approximately 3 hours each way, up and down fairly steep hills (proceed with caution if afraid of heights).

Fresh Water Lake & Titou Gorge. Both sites are located in the Morne Trois Pitons National Park (UNESCO World Heritage Site). The Fresh Water Lake is one of two lakes formed by volcanic craters. The loop around the Fresh Water Lake takes about 60 to 90 minutes. Enjoy the views of volcanic peaks all around and the often-misty setting. Proceed with extra care; the trail is quite steep in some areas and can be slippery. After the hike, take a short drive to Laudat and a 5-minute walk to Titou Gorge. A short swim through a series of natural "rooms and ponds" formed by high cliff walls canopied by interlaced trees leading to a hidden waterfall. Part of the second “Pirates of the Caribbean” movie was filmed here, when captain Jack and his crew were trying to escape from the tribe and fell into this gorge.

Meals: B, L, D daily

*Group trip yoga sessions will be offered daily by your Retreat Leader. Custom Dates yoga will be available according to the yoga calendar that you receive upon arrival. Yoga is offered on site every day except Saturdays.

Enjoy activities of your choice this morning, and this afternoon join for our Caribbean cooking class. You’ll learn how to prepare local Caribbean cuisine full of organic vegetables, seasonal fruit, unique spices, eggs, fish, and more. Ingredients sourced directly from the property will most certainly be included in the recipes! With your culinary skills enhanced, you’ll head into evening yoga* and another delicious dinner.

Meals: B, L, D

*Group trip yoga sessions will be offered daily by your Retreat Leader. Custom Dates yoga will be available according to the yoga calendar that you receive upon arrival. Yoga is offered on site every day except Saturdays.

Today we get to meet our Community Partner, a fund dedicated to uplifting the local community by supporting proven projects that champion indigenous populations, literacy, disabled persons, education, entrepreneurs, clean water accessibility, conservation efforts and more. You’ll have a chance to ask questions and learn about Dominica’s history and present-day aspirations through understanding important community values and challenges.

In the evening, we’ll have a sunset “Bush Rum” experience! Enjoying a stunning sunset while “liming” at Weefee’s ‘container’ bar on Soufriere Beach. “Liming” is Caribbean slang meaning “hanging around with friends, enjoying the scene, playing a game, having a drink.” Join us as we introduce you to our traditional Dominoes game which is typically a loud, fun, and playful activity, accompanied by plenty of laughs and local music. A fabulous way to say farewell to your island home away from home!

Meals: B, L, D

Depart any tim from Douglas–Charles Airport (DOM). Morning yoga and breakfast are available to you, after which your airport transportation will be arranged according to your flight time.

If you’d like to add on more days to saturate yourself in this paradise, we can happily arrange extended days and activities - just ask!

Meals: B

Prices are based on double occupancy. .

STARTING at $4495 per person, double occupancy

+$1095 'My own room' option

Prices are based on double occupancy. For groups of odd numbers (3, 5, etc.) please add a “my own room” option for one guest.

STARTING at $4495 per Person - double occupancy

+$1095 'My own room' option

High Season Surcharge: December 15-January 5 starting at +$150 per person

+$275 extra night, per room for 1-2 people

Flights to Dominica land at Douglas Charles Airport (DOM). You can often find direct flights on American Airlines from Miami (MIA) or their codeshare airline Silver Air travels Miami (MIA) to San Juan Puerto Rico (SJU) then DOM.

The menus always include some vegan and vegetarian choices rotating everyday to provide a wide selection of tasty garden to table cuisine throughout your stay. The local chefs also cater to visitors who eat gluten-free or have other dietary restrictions. You can let us know your needs in advance and our chefs will prepare for your arrival with many delicious options to choose from.

The hikes range from light to moderately challenging as you take in the stunning views of this tropical rainforest island. We have knowledgeable guides to help you along the way if needed with the occasional river crossing, maneuvering hilly paths and sometimes slippery terrain. You will want to pack sneakers or trail shoes with good grips that can get wet. We will provide you with a full packing list for the trip.