Dominica & Saint Lucia Travel Map: ITMB Caribbean Road & Tourist Map (1:50K/1:40K) | Roseau & Castries City Insets

The Essential Two-Island Caribbean Travel Reference

This unique, double-sided ITMB Folding Travel Map provides comprehensive coverage for two of the Eastern Caribbean's most popular, yet distinct, Windward Islands: Dominica and Saint Lucia. Whether you are planning a cruise ship stopover, a week-long resort stay, or an intense eco-adventure, this map is an indispensable guide.

Side A: Dominica - The Nature Island (Scale 1:50,000)

Dominica, often called "The Nature Island of the Caribbean," offers a rugged, unspoiled experience. This map highlights the terrain critical for the adventure traveler:

• Volcanic Terrain: Features the island’s rugged volcanic mountains and peaks like Morne Diablotin and Morne Trois Pitons.

• Eco-Tourism Hubs: Clearly marks key natural attractions like the Boiling Lake, numerous waterfalls, and hot springs.

• Hiking Trails: Details the routes for serious hikers, including sections of the Waitukubuli National Trail, the Caribbean's longest trail.

• City Detail: Includes a comprehensive inset map of the capital, Roseau, essential for navigating the main port area and shore excursions.

Side B: Saint Lucia - The Tourist Destination (Scale 1:40,000)

Saint Lucia offers a classic Caribbean holiday experience, famous for its iconic landmarks and beautiful beaches. The map details the island's infrastructure for easy touring:

• Key Landmarks: Pinpoints the major attractions, including the famous Pitons mountains (Gros Piton and Petit Piton).

• Tourist Accessibility: Marks resort areas, airports (UVF/SLU), and the main cruise ship dock at Castries.

• City Detail: Features a highly detailed inset map of Castries, the capital, for simple navigation from the cruise terminal to local sights.

• Road Network: Provides an up-to-date road network (Main Roads, Minor Roads, Dirt Roads) crucial for self-guided island tours.

This map is specifically designed for travelers needing detail at a local level (high scale 1:50,000 / 1:40,000) that GPS devices often miss, especially in Dominica's dense rainforest and mountainous interior.