At a glance
| Stay | Why it stands out |
|---|---|
| Camp Cabarita | Camp Cabarita is a rural lodge in Jamaica with naturally ventilated rooms, edible gardens and food bought from local farmers. Its environmental account describes rainwater collection, composting and growing peppers, onions and tomatoes. Solar panels appear under future initiatives on that page. Ask about their current installation status before choosing the lodge for solar electricity. |
| Rosalie Bay Eco Resort | Rosalie Bay Eco Resort & Spa is in Dominica, beside the Rosalie River and an Atlantic coast beach. The resort’s amenities page reports electricity supplied by river powered micro hydro and solar panels. It also says the beach has strong rip currents and is unsuitable for swimming. Use the pool for a swim and ask the resort about current turtle watching arrangements. |
Quick picks
- Camp Cabarita, Camp Cabarita is a rural lodge in Jamaica with naturally ventilated rooms, edible gardens and food bought from local farmers.
- Rosalie Bay Eco Resort, Rosalie Bay Eco Resort & Spa is in Dominica, beside the Rosalie River and an Atlantic coast beach.
These stays offer different locations, room setups and environmental features. Compare the property details below before choosing your dates. Check the exact energy system and current certification rather than assuming every stay has the same arrangements.
Where to book eco resorts in the Caribbean
A genuine eco resort gives you the comfort of a full service stay without the heavy footprint, renewable power, local food and real conservation working quietly behind the scenes.
These are the eco resorts we rate most in the Caribbean, spread across Jamaica and Dominica.
Each one has been independently checked for how it actually runs, its energy, water, food and who owns it, so you can book a place that genuinely lives up to what it promises.
If these eco resorts are your kind of place, you will also like our eco hotels or solar powered stays.
“It was a beautiful place, wild, untouched, above all untouched, with an alien, disturbing, secret loveliness.”, Jean Rhys, the Dominica born novelist
Use the map and quick facts on each card to find your fit, then book direct. Price range, sustainability features and the nearest airport are listed for every stay.
My top picks:
- Rosalie Bay Eco Resort, Rosalie Bay Eco Resort & Spa is in Dominica, beside the Rosalie River and an Atlantic coast beach.
- Camp Cabarita, Camp Cabarita is a rural lodge in Jamaica with naturally ventilated rooms, edible gardens and food bought from local farmers.
- Westmoreland, Jamaica
Camp Cabarita
Camp Cabarita is a rural lodge in Jamaica with naturally ventilated rooms, edible gardens and food bought from local farmers.
Its environmental account describes rainwater collection, composting and growing peppers, onions and tomatoes. Solar panels appear under future initiatives on that page. Ask about their current installation status before choosing the lodge for solar electricity.
- Rosalie, Dominica
Rosalie Bay Eco Resort
Rosalie Bay Eco Resort & Spa is in Dominica, beside the Rosalie River and an Atlantic coast beach.
The resort’s amenities page reports electricity supplied by river powered micro hydro and solar panels. It also says the beach has strong rip currents and is unsuitable for swimming. Use the pool for a swim and ask the resort about current turtle watching arrangements.