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Localização: Caribbean, island between the Caribbean Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean, about one-half of the way from Puerto Rico to Trinidad and Tobago
Coordenadas geográficas: 15° 25' N, 61° 20' W
Costa: 148 km km
Clima: tropical; moderated by northeast trade winds; heavy rainfall
Relevo: rugged mountains of volcanic origin
Cimeiras: lowest point: Caribbean Sea 0 m
highest point: Morne Diablatins 1,447 m
Riscos naturais: flash floods are a constant threat; destructive hurricanes can be expected during the late summer months
Moeda: East Caribbean dollar (XCD)
População: 72,386 (July 2007 est.)
Línguas: English (official), French patois
Capital: Roseau
Divisão administrativa: 10 parishes; Saint Andrew, Saint David, Saint George, Saint John, Saint Joseph, Saint Luke, Saint Mark, Saint Patrick, Saint Paul, Saint Peter
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Direita e esquerda | Recife de rocas | ![]() |
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Pauga Bay | 1 / - | ![]() |
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De allancarsonsmith , 31-07-2011
moving to dominica - my girl got a job at ross so we are moving down. I on the other hand am gonna be unempoloyed and plan to surf my ass off. I will have a car so any one who wants to surf hit me up! also wondering about access to things like fresh board if i break one. Is there a surf shop on the island? Any way wanna make friends Email me allancarsonsmith@gmail.com. I can bring stuff from the us is there is any thing y'all need. so glad I found a sight that dose not think that dominica is the DR.
Peace!
De Anonymous , 11-05-2010
Best time to surf Dominica - I was thinking about going to surf Dominica this summer around late July. How is the surf that time of year?
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De Anonymous , 13-09-2012
Awesome!! - The best wave on the island is a rivermouth just outside of Roseau called Layou. The conditions have to be just right for it to break, consequently once - twice a year is exceptionally lucky, but when you catch it just right, the wave is an a-frame barrel that seems to come out of nowhere due to the deeper water on the outside. Like I said, it is rare but well worth the trek if you happen to catch it. The most consistent wave on the island is a break on the northeast end of the island called L'anse Tortue (pronounced Las Tor-tee). It is a secluded cove with a reef break on the left hand side of a natural channel and a sand bottom beach break that peels off the outcropping cliffs on the right hand side of the channel. The beach is amazing, it is a mixture of white sand and black volcanic sand with palm trees and a miniscule river mouth. In the 10 years that I lived in Dominica, there are only 2 days that I can recall it being absolutely flat at this break. From the beach, the reef break on the outside appears much smaller than it actually is. If youre looking for a solid wave that you can count on as far as consistency and form, this is the spot. As far as sharks go, never spotted any in the entire time there.