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Safe in Nature Certified Accommodation Land- Water- Properties Location Email Contact Telephone Contact On-Property Based Based Safe In Nature Certified Accommodation Land- Water- Properties Location Email Contact Telephone Contact On-Property Based Based 1 15 Leblanc Lane Upstairs Apartment Goodwill [email protected] 1-767-617-7829 * 1-767-277-5061 Atlantique View Resort Anse De Mai [email protected] 2 1-767-225-1287 * * * Aura Apartment Shawford [email protected] 1-767-235-7955 * * 3 1-767-275-7958 4 Aywasi Kalinago Retreat Kalinago Territory [email protected] * 5 Banana Lama Eco Villa & Cottages Rosalie [email protected] 1-767-245-1912 * * * 1-767-277-0700 6 Bayport Residence Inn Canefield [email protected] 1-767-449-0800 * 1-767-275-5284 Bluemoon Studios Morne Prosper * 7 [email protected] 1-767-245-8920 8 Cabrits Resort and Spa Kempinski Portsmouth [email protected] 1-767-445-1000 * 9 Campeche Villa Mero [email protected] 1-767-285-2710 * 10 Cappi Cottage Cochrane [email protected] 1-767-275-2343 * 11 Caribbean Seaview Apartments Mero [email protected] 1-767-276-4238 * Chalotte Estate Bed and Breakfast [email protected] 12 Newtown 1-767-317-1343 * * * 13 Citrus Creek Plantation Laplaine [email protected] 1-767-617-1234 * * * Marigot [email protected] 1-767-617-5692 * 14 Classique International 1-767-277-7280 15 CNIC Farm Stay Corona [email protected] 1-767-225-5337 * Cocoa Cottages Shawford [email protected] 1-767-316-8746 * * * 16 17 Cocoa Mango Apartments Portsmouth [email protected] 1-767-235-8908 * 18 Coffee River Cottages Marigot [email protected] 1-767-613-4696 * Diamond View Cottages Beau Bois [email protected] 1-767-276- 8888 * 19 20 Dominica Untouchables Tours Calibishie [email protected] 1-767-245-3089 * * [email protected] 1-767-276-1404 21 Emerald View Apartments Canefield * * 1 767 -276 1878 Exotica Gommier, Giraudel [email protected] * * * 22 1-767-225 9988 23 Fort Young Hotel Roseau [email protected] 1767-448-5000 * * * 24 Harmony Villa Pond Casse [email protected] 1-767-265 0914 * 1-767-276-3694 Concord 25 Hibiscus Valley Inn [email protected] 1-767- 616-0055 * Hideaways of Tibay Heights Ti Bay, Portsmouth [email protected] 1-767-285-7480 * * * 26 1-767-616-3001 Hotel the Champs Portsmouth [email protected] * * * 27 1-767-613-0929 28 Jacoway Inn Calibishie [email protected] 1767-265-8882 * * * 29 Jungle Bay Resort Soufriere [email protected] 1-767-446-1789 * * * 30 Kootney Resort Picard [email protected] 1-767-235-5454 * * * 1-767-225-1653 Louislyn Apartments Picard [email protected] 1-767-245-1123 31 1-767-316-3157 * 32 Mango Garden Cottages Tanetane [email protected] 1-767-277-1371 * * * Manicou River Resort Tanetane [email protected] 1-767-616-8903 * 33 34 Matthew Miracle View Eggleston [email protected] 1-767-225-4213 * * Ocean's Edge Lodge Restaurant & Bar Castle Comfort [email protected] 1-767-616-7077 35 * * * 36 Pagua Bay House Marigot [email protected] 1-767-612-6068 * * 37 Papillote Wilderness Retreat Trafalgar [email protected] 1-767-295-9564 * 1-767-445-5131 [email protected] 38 Picard Beach Cottage Portsmouth 1-767-276-6837 * * 39 Pointe Baptiste Guest House Calibishie [email protected] 1-767-225-5378 1-767-445-7453 Pointe Dubique Bed & Breakfast [email protected] 40 Calibishie 1-767-295-3469 * * * * Rainbow Hill Villa 41 Cochrane [email protected] 1-340-626-0550 * * * 42 Rainforest Residence Trafalgar [email protected] 1-767-275-8017 43 Rayasta House Sultan [email protected] 1-767-277-6233 * Riverside Hotel Portsmouth [email protected] 1-767-445-3755 * * * 44 45 Rosalie Bay Resort Rosalie [email protected] 1-767-446-1010 * 46 Rose Street Garden Goodwill [email protected] 1-767-316-6000 * * 47 SandBar Calibishie [email protected] 1-767-245-2526 * 1-767 -613- 4485 Sea Cliff Cottages Calibishie * * * 48 [email protected] 1-767 -265- 0968 1-767-445-4444 Secret Bay Resort Ti-Bay Portsmouth [email protected] * * 49 1-767-275-6901 50 Sibouli Valley Pointe Michel [email protected] 1-767-285-9110 * 1-767-245-5535 Grandbay 51 Sister's House [email protected] 1-767-615-7111 * Sizo Cottage Shawford [email protected] 1-767-235-7955 * * * 52 1-767-275-5454 Soufriere Guest House Soufriere [email protected] * 53 1-767-275-7000 Sultan [email protected] 1-767-225-1700 * Soultan River Breeze 54 Cochrane [email protected] 1-767-285-2299 * Springhold Hostel 55 56 St. James Guest House Goodwill [email protected] 1-767-276-5808 * 1-767-275-2851 Sukie's Private Apartment Newtown [email protected] 57 1-767-448-2705 * * * 58 Sutton Place Hotel Roseau [email protected] 1-767-449-8700 * 1-767-449-7395 Tamarind Tree Hotel Salisbury [email protected] * * 59 1-767-616-5258 60 The Pool House Morne Bruce [email protected] 1-767-615-6282 * 61 Toucari Cottages Toucari [email protected] 1-767-315-6560 * Trois Piton Apartments Pont Casse [email protected] 1-767-613-8555 * 62 * * Villa Passiflora Calibishie 1-767-245-3467 63 [email protected] * Villa Vista Calibishie [email protected] 1-767-613 - 4484 64 * Windsor Apartment 65 Goodwill [email protected] 1-767-235-1444 * * Updated March 5, 2021.
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