Crayfish River, Kalinago Village

Crayfish River, named after the Crayfish River watercourse, is a vibrant community within the Kalinago Territory on Dominica’s East Coast. Known for its rich cultural heritage, Crayfish River is home to the Kalinago Barana Autê, a cultural center that showcases traditional Kalinago life through exhibitions and performances.

Crayfish River, a Community in Kalinago Territory

Crayfish River in Saint David Parish is part of the Kalinago Territory’s eight villages, including Sineku, Mahaut River, Gaulette River, Salybia, Bataka, St. Cyr, and Concord. It features attractions like the Jolly John Memorial Park and Kalinago Barana Autê, with the East Coast Road running through it.

This village plays a vital role in preserving and promoting Kalinago customs, such as traditional weaving, carving, and farming practices. Crayfish River is also a hub for eco-tourism, offering visitors the chance to engage with the island’s Indigenous culture and explore the lush, scenic landscapes that define the Kalinago Territory.​