Welcome to Sea Cliff Cottages, located on the lush nature island of Dominica. At Sea Cliff we provide you with the opportunity to become involved with our culture and our community in order to experience Dominica to the fullest.

The cottages will provide you with all your needs for short or long term stays. Located on the dramatic northeast coast, Sea Cliff is only a 15 minute drive from Dominica's main airport, Melville Hall. An afternoons drive can take you through the Carib Territory and on up into the natural beauty of Dominica's rainforest. Closer to home there are numerous hiking paths to explore or you can refresh yourself in the natural bathing pools found in nearby rivers. A secluded waterfall just a short distance away provides a delightful setting for a picnic and swim.

Free wireless internet access is available for those who don't want to leave everything behind. It isn't ultra high speed, but then this is the Caribbean, so what's the rush!

Just below the cottages is Hodges Bay. Protected by a series of small islands, it is one of the better beaches in the area. In addition, the Hodges River empties into the sea at this point and is a favourite spot for children to play, and for rinsing off the salt after an ocean swim. Woodford Hill beach, Turtle beach and the beautiful Pointe Baptiste beach are also within walking distance.

For those who wish to dive, there is a five star PADI dive centre located twelve miles away, in the village of Portsmouth, which offers certification courses as well as day and night diving. For more information click on www.cabritsdive.com or visit the site produced by one of their divemasters, www.liquidguru.com for a wide variety of photos of life on Dominica's healthiest reefs.

The cottages are a twenty minute walk from the picturesque fishing village of Calibishie. Here you can while away the time chatting with the local people about the customs and culture of Dominica or treat yourself to a meal in one of the restaurants. If the timing is right you can take home some fresh lobster, snapper, or mahi mahi when the fishermen return to the "bayside" in the late afternoon.

For those interested in combining a visit to Dominica with a side trip to the neighbouring island of Guadeloupe, click on Decouveguad for a broad selection of interesting accommodations on "the French island"