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The Champs

The Champs

The Champs
3.0 star property
Picard, 5 km from Syndicate Falls
9.2 out of 10, Wonderful, (137)
The Champs
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Other landmarks near Syndicate Falls

A recently restored battery demonstrates how Fort Shirley protected Prince Rupert Bay, the best anchorage on Dominica. The bay itself has a long history. In 1493 one of Columbus' ships entered the bay, and by 1535 the Spanish made it station along their official treasure ship route. Check out the map to see how the fort sits on a volcanic headland, strategically overlooking the bay. Construction of the fort began in 1765 after France ceded Dominica to the British at the Treaty of Paris. The French won it back in 1778, only to cede it again five years later at the Treaty of Versailles. At it's height the fort housed over 600 men, but in 1854 it was finally abandoned as the British and French made up. Today the fort is a public park open for all to visit. Pack and lunch and enjoy the view.
Photo by Mark Rentz
Open Photo by Mark Rentz

Fort Shirley

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing during your trip, head to Fort Shirley – just one of the landmarks located 0.4 mi (0.7 km) from central Cabrits.
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A recently restored battery demonstrates how Fort Shirley protected Prince Rupert Bay, the best anchorage on Dominica. The bay itself has a long history. In 1493 one of Columbus' ships entered the bay, and by 1535 the Spanish made it station along their official treasure ship route. Check out the map to see how the fort sits on a volcanic headland, strategically overlooking the bay. Construction of the fort began in 1765 after France ceded Dominica to the British at the Treaty of Paris. The French won it back in 1778, only to cede it again five years later at the Treaty of Versailles. At it's height the fort housed over 600 men, but in 1854 it was finally abandoned as the British and French made up. Today the fort is a public park open for all to visit. Pack and lunch and enjoy the view.
Photo by Mark Rentz
Open Photo by Mark Rentz

Cabrits National Park

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Immerse yourself in nature and spend the day at Cabrits National Park, located 0.3 mi (0.5 km) from central Cabrits. If you like Cabrits National Park, you'll love Morne Diablotin National Park, just a short drive away.
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