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Re: Cost of hiking tours Dominica
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04/26/2014 08:51 AM
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How many people are in your group? Tour operators usually charge by the person and they usually want a minimum of 4 people. If you try booking online some "booking engines" will automatically calculate the 4 person price even if you have only 2 people in your party so it might be better to contact the tour operator directly so they can pair you up with others. We just got back from Dominica and spent anywhere from around $50US to $95US per person depending on the length of the hike. Google "Dominica hiking tours" for lots of links - here's just one: www.khattstours.com
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Re: Cost of hiking tours Dominica
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04/29/2014 08:17 AM
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We always use Seacat but he is based south of Roseau, his price for a hike to boiling lake, with a stop at a small village for some homemade rum, was $40 US per person. He is in the Doyle guide if anyone needs his phone number.
Drink all day at home, your friends worry about you; do it on vacation and they say "what a good time you're having". Save your friends needless worry, travel more!
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Re: Cost of hiking tours Dominica
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04/29/2014 03:18 PM
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Sunset_Sammy said: We always use Seacat but he is based south of Roseau, his price for a hike to boiling lake, with a stop at a small village for some homemade rum, was $40 US per person. He is in the Doyle guide if anyone needs his phone number. Did you anchor/moor in Roseau and if yes on a monohull? How was it? We leave tomorrow morning and will spend at least one night there. If it's not bad we may stay for more than one night and do some other tour like Boiling Lake. Thanks for the info. And right now, for reference, Portsmouth anchorage is very rolly for us monohulls. Daytime seems to be okay (I'm rolling a bit right now) but night time is torture! Lann
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Re: ! boiling lake
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04/30/2014 10:50 AM
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SeaCat has some moorings behind his house, just south of Roseau(walking distance) we were on a mono and it wasn't folly when we were there. I haven't hiked boiling lake, but some of the crew have and it's very difficult(harder than La Soufriere in St Vincent). Victoria falls is a nice hike with no mountains to cross and very beautiful when you get there
Drink all day at home, your friends worry about you; do it on vacation and they say "what a good time you're having". Save your friends needless worry, travel more!
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