If you’re itching to escape, a week in the tropical rainforest might do the trick. And one of the most beautiful places this side of the Greenwich Meridian is the tiny island of Dominica.
Often confused with the Dominican Republic, which it is in no way affiliated, this tucked-away Caribbean find appeals to naturists from far and wide.
Influenced by its ever-changing, geothermal-volcanic activity, Dominica is home to the world's second largest boiling lake, as well as a wide array of flora and fauna. Dominated by rainforest and protected park, it also houses endangered wildlife that can no longer be found on neighboring islands.
Lush and beautiful, it’s a good choice for nature lovers. But the beaches are black sand, so be prepared for the heat if your goal is to sun-bathe.
