Blue Beyond: Dominica Camp

No, but you should be a certified freediver. Our experienced coaches will tailor the training to all levels. However, if you can already dive to at least 20 meters, you will likely get the most out of the training conditions. If you aren’t sure, just reach out and we can assess together!

Island-style and simple. Think clean and comfortable. There’s a mix of private and shared rooms, and early registrants get first pick. You’ll be staying steps from the water, with ocean or mountain views and access to a shared kitchen.

The simplest way is to take a direct flight from Miami (MIA) to Dominica (DOM). But there are also connecting flights that you can pick from. We can help suggest routes and connect you with others arriving around the same time for shared transfers.

Yes - airport transfers are included, but only if you arrive on February 20th and depart on March 1st. If you plan to arrive earlier or leave later, we can arrange transfers for an additional fee.

No, a car is not necessary. Most places you'll visit and activities are within walking distance or can be reached via arranged transportation. But if you want extra freedom to explore on your own, car rentals are available on the island. Just keep in mind that Dominica has left-side driving and lots of mountains, so driving can be a little stressful for visitors.

Soufrière Village is quite hilly, so be prepared for walking up and down some hills. Comfortable shoes and a reasonable level of fitness will make this easier.

The two sightseeing excursions on non-diving days are included in the package but are totally optional. You can choose to relax instead, snorkel in Soufrière Bay with a buddy, work out at the gym, soak in the natural hot springs, or simply do nothing at all.

You’ll need to bring all your own freediving gear — wetsuit, mask, snorkel, fins, weights, lanyard, etc. We’ll send a complete packing list after registration.

Absolutely. Just let us know - we’re happy to connect you with local contacts for accommodation extensions or additional adventures.

We provide breakfast daily and lunch on dive days. Dinners are up to you - some nights we will cook together as a group, or you can explore nearby local food options. There’s a full kitchen and a small grocery store nearby. When we pick you up from the airport, we will also stop at a grocery store.

Yes! The camp package includes group photos and videos. And you can add a one-on-one photo session with our local professional photographer for $180 per person. So take advantage of the scenic backdrop!

Yes. All participants are required to carry dive accident insurance (such as DAN or an equivalent provider) for the duration of the camp. It’s affordable and easy to sign up - we’ll send you a link after registration if you don’t have it yet.

We also highly recommend purchasing travel insurance, as the trip cost becomes non-refundable one month before the camp start date. Travel insurance can help protect you in case of unexpected changes, delays, or emergencies.

The $500 deposit is non-refundable. If you cancel more than a month before the camp, the deposit can be applied as a credit to future trips or training. The remainder is due one month before the camp, and cancellations after that are non-refundable unless we can fill your spot. We recommend purchasing travel insurance that covers unexpected changes.