de moines airport 767-448-7177. This is as fancy as Dominica gets, and you can find all sorts of duty-free luxury good

The Japanese dredge, Daini Koyo Maru, was sunk at the south end of Anse Cochon in 1996. Experienced de moines airport divers can go through the interior of the 16,000-ton vessel, which is mostly intact. The 244-foot structure is on its side with coral growing on its bottom.

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