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+ BRITISH HARPERS BAZAAR
"Best for a novel-writing retreat," says Harper's Bazaar about Sea Cliff Cottages on nature-rich Dominica in its March 2009 article on luxe-for-less Caribbean destinations. Accommodations consist of a cluster of self-catering cottages, ranging from one to five bedrooms. Hodges Beach, a good swimming spot, is 20 minutes away. For meals, stroll down to the local fishing village Calibishie, which has several restaurants. "A perfect low-key Caribbean break." [Harper's Bazaar, March 2009] Seven nights, from about 390 pounds for a one-person cottage. Dominica is the least developed Caribbean island.
Last Update: March 03, 2009 | Created: February 27, 2009
+ FINANCIAL TIMES
The FT writes, "Dominica is almost literally Eden...famous for the four Rs: rain, rivers, rainbows, and romance. If you like "bohemian, hippy-chic," the FT suggests this one-room place called Indigo, where Johnny Depp used to spend some time while shooting scenes from Pirates of the Caribbean at Titou Gorge. Read more about Dominica in the attached FT article.
Last Update: March 20, 2008 | Created: March 16, 2008
+ FINANCIAL TIMES
"Dominica is different from the rest of the Caribbean. Geologically, it's the youngest island in the region.... It is still bubbling in the kitchen, a high-peaked jungle-covered confection with water falls and just a few beaches of volcanic shades. Papillote is one of the "lovely, small, simple" properties recommended by the FT. Rates from $110. Get the full scoop on Dominica in the attached FT article.
Last Update: March 16, 2008 | Created: March 16, 2008
+ FINANCIAL TIMES
The FT writes about Dominica, "Culturally, it's an old-fashioned island. Most visitors are from other Caribbean nations and come to experience what the friendly islanders describe as 'the Caribbean as it used to be.'" Beau Rive is one of the two "lovely, small, simple" properties available on the island (there are no big international hotels). Rates from $123. Read more about Dominica in the attached FT article.
Last Update: March 16, 2008 | Created: March 16, 2008
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Guardian, January 09, 2010 20:22:40 EST
+ INTELLIGENT TRAVEL -- NAT. GEOGRAPHIC
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+ DAILY TELEGRAPH
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SF Chronicle, March 06, 2009 17:02:25 EST
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+ NY TIMES
-- Bost. Globe, January 18, 2009 06:42:52 EST
Guardian, January 13, 2009 14:42:34 EST
Independent, November 29, 2008 19:22:19 EST
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