In the heart of Dominica’s untouched wilderness lies one of the planet’s most mesmerizing natural marvels, the Boiling Lake. Once accessible only after a grueling six-hour hike, this steaming volcanic lake is now being brought within reach thanks to one of the most ambitious tourism infrastructure projects in the Caribbean: the construction of the world’s longest single-section mono cable car.

The Dominica Cable Car Project is a transformative venture that aims to revolutionize access to the Boiling Lake and redefine tourism on the Nature Isle. A joint effort between ABL Holdings Limited and world-renowned cable car manufacturer Doppelmayr, the project will deliver a seamless, scenic, and awe-inspiring journey deep into the island’s UNESCO-listed Morne Trois Pitons National Park.

As construction races toward its December 2025 completion date, the world watches as Dominica ascends into a new era of sustainable exploration and global recognition.

The Dominica Cable Car isn’t just setting a Caribbean record—it’s redefining what’s possible in aerial transport. Below are the key highlights of the project:

Once completed, the Dominica Cable Car will mark the beginning of a new chapter for tourism across the region. By unlocking access to the Boiling Lake, the project is expected to triple Dominica’s annual tourist arrivals and significantly increase cruise ship traffic.

The resulting boost to the hospitality, transport, and eco-tourism sectors will create new employment, entrepreneurial opportunities, and infrastructure upgrades that benefit local communities. Experts have already identified the project as a regional game-changer, one that could elevate Dominica to the status of a primary tourism hub in the Caribbean.

This development is also a milestone in sustainable tourism. The project is being executed with environmental integrity, aiming to preserve Dominica’s precious biodiversity while enhancing the nation’s global appeal.