Jungle Bay Resort & Spa

 About Jungle Bay Resort & Spa

The 60 delightful designed eco villas are scattered across a hillside, nestled within banana plants, tropical trees and flowers. The hotel is overlooking the Scotts Head Marine Reserve and the village of Soufriere. The eco villas are tastefully decorated with Bamboo furnishings. Guests can either choose to take a whole villa (Villa Suite) or a room in a villa (Villa Room). Each room features bamboo furnishings, spa bathroom with rainfall shower, luxury eco-friendly body products, tea/coffee making facilities, a mini fridge and a balcony. The spacious Villa Suites provide a lounge/sitting area and a large balcony. Please note, Villas are not air conditioned but have been designed to take full advantage of the coastal breeze.

The creation of Jungle Bay was a labour of love for owner Sam Raphael. Hand-crafted from local materials, the resort consists of 60 stone and hardwood villas, overlooking the Caribbean Sea and the highly biodiverse Soufriere & Scotts Head Marine Reserve. The resort offers an excellent programme of nature-based activities, excursions and wellness experiences, all included in the price. Yoga classes and daily spa treatments (included) will soothe aching muscles, or relax in Jungle Bay’s infinity swimming pool, which boasts a spectacular sea view.

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Best Time to Travel to Jungle Bay Resort & Spa

Dominica, the Nature Island of the Caribbean, offers travelers a year-round escape to lush rainforests, pristine rivers, and vibrant marine life.

**Dry Season (December to May):** Dominica's dry season, from December to May, is the most popular time to visit. The weather is generally sunny and dry, making it ideal for exploring the island's natural beauty. Discover the unique Boiling Lake, hike through the Morne Trois Pitons National Park, or go snorkeling and diving in the crystal-clear waters.

**Rainy Season (June to November):** The rainy season in Dominica brings occasional rain showers and is characterized by lush greenery. While there may be short bursts of rain, it's an excellent time for experiencing the island's rivers and waterfalls, including Trafalgar Falls and Emerald Pool. This season is also when sea turtles nest on the beaches.

Dominica's allure lies in its commitment to eco-tourism and its stunning natural landscapes. Whether you're exploring the Waitukubuli National Trail, immersing yourself in the culture of Roseau, or enjoying a relaxing soak in natural hot springs, Dominica promises a deep connection with nature and unforgettable experiences in the heart of the Caribbean year-round.

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