Portsmouth, Dominica – August 20, 2025 – This fall, InterContinental Dominica Cabrits Resort & Spa invites travelers to experience its rainforest-cloaked mountains, cascading waterfalls, and steamy hot springs in their most vibrant season.
“While much of the world begins to cool down, Dominica comes alive in the fall,” said InterContinental Dominica Cabrits Resort & Spa General Manager Ramy Haykal. “There’s a quiet kind of magic on the island this time of year. It invites you to slow down and fully immerse yourself in nature’s rhythm. Here, the landscape doesn’t fade, it flourishes. Picture lush jungle hikes under misty canopies, canyoning through cool, freshwater gorges, and soaking in mineral-rich hot springs tucked deep within the forest.”
Nestled within Cabrits National Park, the resort offers a luxurious base for exploration. Guests can venture south to dive through volcanic bubbles at Champagne Reef, spot sperm whales along Dominica’s dramatic coastline, or trek to the world’s second-largest Boiling Lake, a bucket-list adventure for nature lovers. Back at the resort, they can unwind at the destination spa, Teya, where bungalow-style treatment rooms are surrounded by native flora and signature therapies draw on the island’s natural elements. Here, pumpkin spice lattes are swapped for coconut water straight from the shell, volcanic mud treatments, and a deep connection to the rhythms of nature.
“And yes — Dominica is often mistaken for the Dominican Republic, but visitors quickly learn the two couldn’t be more different. There are no mega-resorts here, no shopping malls, and no rush. Instead, they find endless green, vibrant culture, and the warmth of a place that feels deeply authentic,” added Haykal.
To help guests explore it all, InterContinental Dominica offers an Adventure Package with daily breakfast and one guided land excursion per stay for two guests — ideal for discovering the island’s wild side with local insight.
Those visiting in late October will enjoy added benefits and cultural programming tied to the World Creole Music Festival (October 24–26), one of Dominica’s most spirited celebrations of music, dance, and island pride.
Getting to Dominica is easier than ever:
- American Airlines relaunches daily service from Miami in October, expanding to eight weekly flights (including two on Saturdays) in November and December
- United Airlines adds a new nonstop Wednesday flight from Newark (EWR) starting October 29, 2025, complementing its existing Saturday service
For more information or reservations, visit www.InterContinental.com/CabritsResort.
