Champagne Reef Tours and Tickets

It was THE MOST fun!!! It is definitely a good time! No worries to get back to cruise in time bc they had us back in plenty of time!

Great snorkeling tour direct from the port Very convenient. Operators were on time and very friendly!!! Easy going and made our trip feel special. Easy to book online and very affordable. Very different snorkeling here than anywhere else. Love the champagne waters and beach with natural hot waters from the volcano. Felt safe the whole time with them. Great tour. Would highly recommend!!

Dominica was my 27th Caribbean island, and it immediately became one of my favorites. This was easily one of our top five excursions ever and probably the most complete tour we have done anywhere in the world. Our guides were fantastic — knowledgeable, patient, encouraging and incredibly helpful throughout the entire day. They didn’t just drive us from stop to stop. They taught us about Dominica’s history, Kalinago culture, volcanoes, hurricanes, plants, wildlife, music and everyday life on the island. The variety was incredible. We snorkeled at Champagne Reef and saw volcanic bubbles rising from the ocean floor, explored the Botanical Gardens, enjoyed delicious local chicken roti, swam through Titou Gorge, stopped at a beautiful overlook, visited spectacular Trafalgar Falls, and ended the day relaxing in hot volcanic springs with rum punch. Titou Gorge was definitely an adventure, and this is where having good guides made such a difference. The current was strong, and they were right there helping, encouraging and making sure everyone felt comfortable. What made this tour stand out was that it truly had everything — food, history, culture, music, wildlife, incredible scenery and real adventure — without ever feeling rushed or like we were just checking boxes. Dominica was the reason I booked this cruise, so my expectations were high. The island exceeded them, and this excursion was a huge reason why. We have traveled to a lot of places, and there are very few that make me immediately think, “I want to come back and spend a whole week here.” Dominica is one of them. A few hours simply wasn’t enough. Highly recommend. One of our favorite excursions anywhere in the world and an experience we will remember for a very long time.

This was the champagne reef and Scott’s head snorkel experience. Champagne reef was amazing. Was able to see more than just the champagne bubbles, which were pretty cool. We were not able to get to Scott’s head due the high winds so the tour guides took us somewhere else which was just as nice and then took us to a volcanic beach where the sand was hot below the surface and the locals had a bar there where we got a nice drink, and we sat in the hot springs and enjoyed the local atmosphere.

An Unforgettable Experience in Dominica! This was truly one of the highlights of my trip to Dominica! The tour was very informative, well-paced, and perfectly organized, giving us plenty of time to enjoy each location without feeling rushed. A special shoutout to our tour guide, Leonard, who was absolutely fantastic. He was knowledgeable, friendly, professional, and made the entire experience enjoyable. He shared interesting information about the different sites and made sure we were comfortable throughout the tour. The beautiful scenery, breathtaking landscapes, Titou Gorge, hot springs, and Champagne Reef were incredible. There was so much to see and experience all in one tour, and every stop was worth it. I highly recommend Waitukubuli Adventure Tour Co., and if you get Leonard as your guide, you’re in great hands! 🌴🇩🇲✨

My family and I were on a cruise and had a day stop in Dominica. We did the afternoon snorkel tour and it was excellent! The crew was superb! The snorkeling was fantastic at champagne reef. Some of the more preserved we have seen. Saw a few turtles too 👍 Then snorkeled a second spot and then a nice town stop to go in a bubble bath and have a local brew. Great tour/day- highly recommend

This excursion was the best one I've gone on so far. They clearly stated meet up point. Snorkeling was guided and got to see a variety of fish. The guide brought us over to the champagne reef and pointed out unique characteristics. Got to shower off afterward with a fresh water spring. Lunch was delicious and we were given options regarding what we wanted to eat. The Titou Gorge was interesting to see but a little crowded with many other groups there too. The waterfall hike was okay. Easy hike with small elevation, some stairs (with handrails) and restrooms available. Ended the tour with a swim in hot springs with a locally made rum punch and mud mask. Throughout the day our guide did a wonderful job pointing out the local, historical and touristy things the island has to offer. He was very personable, easy to understand and included tidbits of information rather than boring us with a history lesson. We were supplied with lunch, water / soda, local plantain snack, beer and the rum punch throughout the day.

Today was another jampacked day. Our day started at 8:30 in the morning. We met our tour guide just outside the pier and he took us on a full day excursion. We started over on the south side of the island where we swam. It felt like almost a mile to the Champagne reef that was full of colorful fish. The bubbles came from the gases of the volcanoes. They had nine active volcanoes on the island of the 12 and the Caribbean. I took some GoPro footage of this. That was a very cool experience. We towards the end, caught some currents that was trying to push us down into the ocean, but because I had flippers, I was able to push us back into where we needed to be at . After that, we grabbed some lunch and went to the botanical garden where there was a fast growing bamboo circle where you can carve your name into one of them and that symbolizes a long, successful everlasting love of course I picked the green one in our name into it and then we took a picture in front of it we then got back on the bus and he took us over to titou gorge this was a refreshing gorge that they filmed the Pirates of the Caribbean. The scene where Jack sparrow was captured by villagers and Orlando Bloom, Mr. Gibbs, the guy with the eye and the guy that says hello puppet was hiding in the gorge from the villagers. It was a very cool experience I was able to go to the top of the gorge and jump in I would probably say about 7 to 10 feet above and jump straight down and the water was so deep and clear it was really cool. We then swam to the other end of the gorge where there was a nice waterfall where Sarah and I climbed over some rocks and got to touch the waterfall. Our next stop was trigar falls where we were able to just look at it from a distance. You can swim close by the Falls, but we ended up not doing that because we had to make a stop over at the Sulphur Springs. What I think was a very cool experience it smelled a little bit. It didn’t bother me. It didn’t bother Sarah either, but you have to be open. Minded to a sulfur smell. We spent about a half an hour in the Sulphur pool and then we got back to port an hour early. Where we were able to grab some Dominican coffee.