A true natural paradise with exotic flora, fauna, bird watching, hiking, and eco-adventures. Lazing on a serene Dominica beach, or just exploring, you can spend weeks in Dominica without getting bored.
Dominica is truly one of the most beautiful countries in the world with its lush jungles,365 beautiful rivers, dozens of Dominica waterfalls, mountains, and beautiful, if not well known, beaches - mostly near Calibishie, on the northeast coast. At Calibishie Cove, you can snorkel right downhill from your room, take an eco-adventure tour, or just nap in the sun on a Dominica beach.
Honeymoons: Calibishie Cove is the perfect blend of seclusion and breathtaking natural beauty for a honeymoon. Create a custom experience with in-room massages, waterfall swims, and anything else your hearts desire. More information »
Calibishie is on the North East Coast of Dominica - the area where they filmed Pirates of the Caribbean II and Pirates of the Caribbean III. It has a diverse landscape that includes jungle, rivers, waterfalls and secluded beaches. Yes, there are some amazing Dominica beaches!
Calibishie is a small fishing village centered among Dominica's finest beaches. Calibishie's both light-sand and black-sand beaches are set in magnificent, exotic, red-rock coves. Some Calibishie beaches have rivers or streams that empty into the sea, thus creating fresh and salt water bathing options. Top Calibishie area beaches include Pointe Baptiste, Woodford Hill, Hodges Bay, Hampstead and Batibou. Most of these beaches can be challenging to find without the inside word, which adds to their mystique and beauty.
Calibishie Cove is about getting lost in the unspoiled paradise that is Dominica. The location, amenities, furniture, garden, sitting areas, site lines from the rooms and architecture were all designed to maximize your views, breezes, and enjoyment of this special location. There are no televisions to distract or upset you during your visit. . Enjoy getting away from it all at Calibishie Cove.
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