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Picard Beach Cottage Resort - Accommodation in Portsmouth
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Prices From $33.40, £19.65, €28.51 Accommodation Type: HOTEL Picard Beach Cottage Resort Prince Rupert Bay Picard Portsmouth Picard beach / sea Cottages are located on the north west coastal of the natural world Island, on what was once a large coconut plantation. The cottages are nestled in a flowering grounds among tall palms rustling in the breeze, and fringed near Dominica's longest golden sand beach / sea. Here one can sit in an individual wooden cottage and listen to the wildlife, or the waves lapping on the beach / sea as you absorb some of the most striking sunsets in the world. Each cottage is designed in traditional 18th century Creole architectural style and has air conditioning, a wide terrace, bathroom, kitchenette, teletelephone, one bedroom, and living/dinig room vicinity with a day bed to accommodate a third person. Cable tv is as well offered. Le Flambeau Restaurant is an informal beach / sea restaurant, bar and lounge serving Dominican specialities as well as other lighter a la carte snack options. This beach / seafront eatery has a very welcoming staff and is open for breakfast, lunch and super which is ideal for those days when you do not wish to cook in your personal cottage. Who and where are we? The Commonwealth of Dominica is 290 sq miles, located in the centre of the arc of the chain of islands known as the Caribbean Chain, and wedged between the two French Islands of Martinique and Guadeloupe. Dominicans speak English as their official language with much of the population as well speaking a French based Creole. Dominicans are known for their rich culture and warm and delightful warmth. offered within easy reach are: The Cabrits National Park, the historic ruins of Fort Shirley, rowing up the Indian River, hilking and walking into the virgin forests, bird watching and river bathing. |
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