village. Furniture for the resort has been handmade on-site by local people using bamboo. The architecture at Jungle Bay allows for natural airflow to cool the villas, instead of the use of air conditioning. This means that energy consumption is much more efficient than traditional villas.
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‘Perched on a hill, Jungle Bay overlooks stunning views of the Caribbean Sea. Perfectly located for excursions through the misty mountains to the Boiling Lake and Trafalgar Falls. The Bamboo Spa and yoga will help you to feel rejuvenated’
Overview
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Highlights
- Wellness spa & yoga
- Overlooks Scott’s Head reserve
- Watersports (such as scuba diving)
- Involved in local charitable causes
- Near Dominica’s geological marvels
- Involved in beach clean-ups & sea turtle education programmes
- On-site fruit garden
- Fresh Caribbean cooking
- Villas built with local material
- Children welcome (recommend 12+ yrs)
- Check-in: 2:00pm
Minimum stay: 1 night
Equivalent price per night: From $225 USD -
Local Knowledge
Jungle Bay is situated perfectly to hike some of the island’s best geological features and is a great place to take part in watersports activities. Guests can also expect to be immersed in the rich Caribbean culture as the island’s capital, Roseau, is only a 20-minute drive away. Places of interest include:
- Titou Gorge, 36 min drive (19km)
- Dominica Botanic Garden, 21 min drive (11km)
- Champagne Beach, 6 min drive (3km)
- Soufriere Sulphur Springs, 6 min drive (2km)
- The Dominica Museum, 20 min drive (10km)
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Location
Jungle Bay is located in Morne Acouma on the beautiful Island of Dominica. The complex overlooks an amazing marine reserve on the Caribbean Sea and the villas also provide spectacular views of the luscious green island from the comfort of your balcony.
- Distance from airport: Douglas Charles Airport, 1h 25 min drive (56km)
- Key attraction: Morne Trois Piton National Park, 36 min (19km)
- Nearby Restaurant: Cocoyea Bar and Grill, 15 min walk (1km)
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ArchitectureJungle Bay was built to incorporate reclaimed stone and other natural materials from around the island, keeping construction as local as possible, including the workers coming from a nearby...
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WaterIn order to ensure the protection of the island’s natural resources, Jungle Bay uses an efficient water system; all of the fixtures in the hotel, including taps, showers and toilets are...Read More >>
water-saving, as are the appliances in the kitchen and laundry room.
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EnergyCeiling fans are powered by solar panels. The villa pathways and other areas are lit with eco-friendly bulbs, to reduce energy consumption.
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Engage GuestsThere are hikes, excursions and jungle adventures available which are all nature-based. Nature lovers will especially enjoy going off the beaten path along remote trails that take guests...Read More >>
to the many waterfalls, mountain pools and mineral springs. Allowing guests to explore the sights, sounds and smells of Dominica. The resort also encourages guests to explore the on-site fruit tree garden.
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WasteDominica is an island that is committed to banning single-use plastics, and Jungle Bay is fully aligned with this commitment, not using plastic straws, plastic shopping bags or plastic containers...Read More >>
They avoid packaged products by working directly with farmers and suppliers that pack ingredients in reusable crates. The resort also composts their food waste and supplies guests with reusable bottles to decrease waste of disposable plastic bottles.
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FoodThe food at Jungle Bay is primarily sourced from organic suppliers based on the island with the aim for all produce to be as fresh as possible, including fish from a local village caught daily. The farmers...Read More >>
that Jungle Bay work with are from neighbouring villages, they are supported by the staff at Jungle Bay to grow organic produce, including honey and eggs. The resort also has over 30 varieties of their own fruit in their on-site garden including avocados, bananas, papaya and pineapples.
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ConservationJungle Bay involve themselves in many conservation projects to encourage other communities and enterprises to be more environmentally conscious. They take part in...Read More >>
beach clean-ups, sea turtle education programmes and forest protection schemes. They are involved in a project with UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) who work to reduce poverty and inequality through sustainable development.
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HousekeepingThe housekeeping at Jungle Bay uses Ecolab cleaning products, and toiletries (shampoos, conditioners, shower gels and soaps) are all provided in refillable pump bottles to...Read More >>
avoid plastic waste. The resort has also carefully chosen linens that significantly reduce drying time in order to reduce energy consumption.
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Kiwano BonusJungle Bay has a commitment to the surrounding communities. Donations have been made over the years, $300,000 has been donated to needy senior citizens...Read More >>
This meant that the House of Hope, a home for the disabled, was built, the Leave a Book Behind project was also started. They also mentor local artisans so that spa products and other fair trade products can be sold in their gift shop. Jungle Bay owner Sam Raphael mentors local entrepreneurs, one example is Big G's Hot Pepper Sauce which has won several awards!
Reviews
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"Highly recommended"This place is magnificent. The Architectural feel to it I've never seen before... Love the organic feel as well. Highly recommended.
Suzanne, Google Reviews
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"Great staff that treats you like family"
It’s a quiet place to get spiritually grounded and centred. The Yoga was awesome, the instructor even better. The guides on the excursions were knowledgeable and very helpful. I will be returning soon. 5 stars, oh and the massages were top-notch as well.
Michael, Facebook
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" Thoroughly enjoyed my stay at Jungle Bay!"
I arrived right after Jungle Bay's official grand opening. I had lovely villa #10 and loved the decor, seclusion, & fantastic views. I especially enjoyed the shower area that felt more like a private sauna. The staff throughout the resort were friendly and always asking how they could help. The food was good and enjoyed the cooking class too.
cstocker, TripAdvisor
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