When Dominican Carib tribes staged repeated raids on St. Kitts, Colonel Philip Warner was chosen to lead a retaliation attack on Dominica. According to legend, Colonel Warner contacted his brother, Carib Warner
Linda Hyland and Tony Hall created the Mediterranean-style inn with a strong sense of ecological responsibility, so there s no air conditioning, telephones or TVs. You won t miss them. Each of the five spacious guest rooms has a balcony that lets in cool breezes, and there are mosquito nets and fans, if needed. You ll be entertained by the spectacular views from your patio instead of TV, and you ll shower in solar-powered hot water in your private bathroom.
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Designated Eco-Tourist Sites have a user fee. You can buy a pass from most car rental agencies, tour operators, tourist offices, and the eco-tourist sites themselves. Cruise-ship passengers can get them onboard from the activities desk. A weekly pass runs US$10, daily passes are US$5, and per-site entrance fees are US$2. All national parks and protected reserves are designated eco-sites, and the fees are enforced at major attractions. While beaches arenas cuba and most trails have no fees, there is a charge to walk/hike paths leading to some of the eco-sites, such as Emerald Pool.
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