Gaulette River, Kalinago Village

Gaulette River is a small hamlet in the Kalinago Territory on Dominica’s Northeast coast. Positioned between the larger communities of Salybia and Mahaut River on the East Coast Road, this community plays an essential role in the cultural and social life of the Kalinago people. The hamlet is bordered by lush greenery and the Atlantic Ocean, offering stunning views and a peaceful environment.

Gaulette River, a Hamlet in Kalinago Territory

Gaulette River in Saint David Parish is part of the Kalinago Territory’s eight villages, including Sineku, Mahaut River, St. Cyr, Salybia, Bataka, Crayfish River, and Concord (Atkinson is not one of the hamlets). It is not too far from attractions like the Jolly John Memorial Park and Kalinago Barana Autê, with the East Coast Road and Ravine Gaulette running through it.

Gaulette River is a vital part of the Kalinago community, contributing to preserving the Kalinago way of life. Important cultural sites surround the village and is a fixture along Segment #6 of the Waitukubuli National Trail. This hamlet, known for its traditional Kalinago architecture, is a central feature in Dominica’s Indigenous Tourism offerings. It reflects the island’s cultural heritage and plays a key role in heritage tourism, while also promoting community tourism by connecting visitors to the natural and cultural experiences within the Kalinago Territory.