Salisbury Beach

Salisbury Beach, situated on the West Coast of Dominica within Saint Joseph Parish, is a serene and scenic beach known for its golden sands and clear waters of the Caribbean Sea. The Salisbury River flows directly into the beach, adding to the area’s natural beauty and providing a vital water source that enhances the local ecosystem. This beach is a sought-after location for swimming, snorkelling, and sunbathing. It lies next to the Waitukubuli Sea Trail, offering visitors a calm and serene retreat.

Accessibility and Nearby Attractions

Salisbury Beach is easily accessible via the Edward Oliver Leblanc Highway and is close to significant landmarks such as Macoucheri Estate. The estate is historically important for its role in Dominica’s colonial past and its connection to rum and sugar production. While at Salisbury Beach, visitors can also venture to the nearby Mero Beach and Macoucherie Beach, which are known for their popularity. It’s an excellent spot for beach-hopping along the breathtaking coastline of Dominica. The combination of natural beauty, historical significance, and accessibility makes Salisbury Beach a must-visit destination on the island.