Wonderful tour around Dominique expertly driven by Mr Jolly. Thank you to our tour guide who was great at showing us some of the sites including Emerald pool and all the staff. Great to meet the locals and thank you for our special rum punch, one of the best in the Caribbean 🤗lovely warm welcome and atmosphere in the town, great community atmosphere 🙏

Lovely ambiance

Very nice, clean. There is a bus that a tree colapse in huricane David

Nice green space, not a ton to see but does provide some shelter from the heat. There is a parrot rehabilitation centre and a tree that crushed a bus and is still there.

Wasn’t much of a Gardens. Was more like a park. Was sort of kept up. Few flowers or special plants. Had some old beautiful trees. Interesting walk up from the Cruise ship pier. No ticket required.

Our tour guide gave us great information about many of the plants. It is very interesting and worth a visit. It was so lucky there weren't any school children on the bus at the time the tree fell during a hurricane 😳

Lovely place. Beautiful plants. A really safe place for the family to relax

We enjoyed the trail from the botanical gardens up to the top of Morne Bruce known as Jack’s Walk. See scan code in pics.Beautiful view of the whole city and ocean. Walk took us about 30 mins. with lots of stops to rest as it is quite steep ( we are in our 60’s ).

Beautiful place. We had an awesome guide Cammie.

Lovely park for a drive through or maybe a picnic but I wouldn't really call it a botanical garden. The only thing I really took note of was the bus smashed under an African baobab tree.

This was an excursion from the cruise terminal in Roseau Dominica. the drive there was very interesting with busy narrow roads and some steep hills. Lovely trees and a parrot compound but not much of gardens with flowers, more of a park than anything, and of course the bus under a tree. The view from the Morne Bruce above was beautiful as was the view from the cruise ship.

This is a nice short hike with a good view at the top. You can see the damage from hurricane Maria, especially on the steep hike up. Nice diversion for an afternoon after a morning of scuba. Walkable from most hotels or guesthouses in Roseau.

A lovely display for tourists and locals alike! Sadly, our visit here was rather short due to being part of a cruise excursion, more time would have been nice. We did get to walk among the shady trees and see some native parrots. Fascinating to see the tree that fell years ago in a hurricane with a bus still under it. Lots of fun and unusual trees and plants.

Underwhelming as there are just a few varieties of plants and trees to view: The Star fruit (carambola) and "African sausage" trees are interesting.