Lunch choices range from salads and fruit plate to sandwiches and soups. Dine on the beach for Sunday barbecue lunch and enjoy the continental and island cuisine featuring 5 or 6 dinner entree choices daily in the open air restaurant. Activities are endless in Dominica, just do whatever you feel like and see some new scenery every day. The beach is a favorite lounge spot, along with the dock that plays host to the dive boat's daily excursions. Both boats are also used for whale-watching excursions.
Rental gear is available and the dive shop staff are very accommodating.
A variety of dive sites along the western coastline provide lush, varied diving for all skill levels. The local population fishes for their dinner, so you won't find an abundance of large fish, but plenty of healthy reefs, and small tropicals. Dive Castaways' owner, Kurt Nose, also takes divers to the southern end of the island where you will be treated to a submerged volcanic crater and underwater pinnacles nearly reaching the surface. Deep walls, massive boulders, and some drift diving are highlights of the southern sites like Swiss Cheese, Scotts Head Drop-off, Soufriere Pinnacles, Dangleben's Pinnacles and the intriguing bubbling volcanic gas vents at Champagne. Hiking, bird watching, mountain biking, kayaking, whale watching, waterfalls, boiling lakes, and hot sulfur springs are just a few of the ways to keep yourself busy when you're not diving.