Tennis Tennis isn t big on Dominica, but you ll find courts at Reigate Hall, 767-448-4031, www.avirtualdominica.com/reigate.htm, and Castaways Beach Hotel 767-449-6245, www.castawaysdominica. com. There s a user fee for non-guests, and you must supply your own equipment.
758-450-0551 or 800-600-2688, fax 758-450-9544 www.splashresorts.com 372 rooms, including posta oradea 55 suites $$$$ (AI) Far on the northern end of the island, this everything-to-everybody all-inclusive resort situated on 47 garden-like acres is St. Lucia s largest resort. You can get married in one of the two wedding chapels that overlook the sea, play some tennis on one of the lighted courts, workout in the gym, take a sailboat or kayak out for a spin around the bay, snuggle with someone special on one of the two beaches, drop the wee darlings at the supervised Kid s Club for the day, get in on the volleyball game in one of the three pools, or sprawl on a hammock stretched between two palm trees, order a fruity rum punch from one of three bars, and ask someone to wake you in time for dinner at one of the three restaurants.
758-454-6328, fax 758-454-3038 www.kimatraihotel.com Eight rooms & apartments $ Nothing fancy, but if you plan to stay awhile, this is a good choice. You ll be near Hewanorra International Airport and within walking distance of south-coast beaches. Rooms are fresh and nicely decorated, but the apartments have more room. Each unit is air conditioned and outfitted with cable TVs, small refrigerators, sea-view balconies, and spacious tiled
Morne Anglais stands 3,683 feet above the south end of the island. Pick up the trail in the village of Giraudel, which is inland from Castle Comfort south of Roseau. Allow an hour to walk through the orchidcovered montane forest and elfin woodland to the radio contraptions at the top of the mountain. Expect cloud and rain along the way.
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