List of some Caribbean countries

Anguilla	Cayman Islands	Martinique	Trinidad & Tobago
Antigua & Barbuda	Cuba	Mexico	Turks & Caicos
Aruba	Curaçao	Cancun	US Virgin Islands
The Bahamas	Dominica	Cozumel	St Thomas
New Providence	Dominican Republic	Montserrat	St Croix
Grand Bahama	Grenada	Puerto Rico	St John
Abaco	Guadeloupe	Saba
Out Islands	Guyana	St Barts
Barbados	Haiti	St Eustatius
Belize	Jamaica	St Kitts & Nevis
Bermuda	Kingston	St Lucia
Bonaire	Montego Bay	St Maarten
British Virgin Islands	Negril	St Martin
Tortola	Ocho Rios	St Vincent & The Grenadines
Virgin Gorda	Port Antonio	Suriname

Featured Country

Dominica

Dominica was the name given to 289.8 sq. miles of land, by Christopher Columbus, when he landed on the island on November 3 rd 1493. The island nation of the Lesser Antilles in the Caribbean Sea. It lies between the French islands of Guadeloupe and Marie-Galante to the north and Martinique to the south. Dominica should not be confused with the Dominican Republic, another Caribbean nation. Dominica is the home of approximately 2208 Kalinagos, the remaining survivors of the first inhabitants of the island. The people called the island Waitukubuli (tall is her body), and they referred to themselves Kalinagos. The Europeans referred to them as Caribs.

Dominica has tropical rainforest which provide a heaven for rear flora and fauna. It has 365 rivers and many waterfalls. Due to volcanic activities the island has one of the larges Boiling Lake in the world. The island is one of the best dive sites and a prime whale watching location in the Caribbean region. The island is rich in unique culture and traditions.

The Kalinago Barana Aute

The Kalinago Barana Autê offers a unique experience, sharing history and traditions of the Kalinago people (caribs) from hundreds of years ago. It is located along the banks of the Crayfish-River near the Isukulati Falls in the Carib Territory of Dominica. The site consists of a reception center, snack bar and gift shop. To begin your tour, a footbridge crosses the river and gives way to a circular trail leading to a series of small huts throughout the village. There is a Karbet which is used for cultural and theatrical performances. Kalinago (carib) traditional activities at the village include canoe building, cassava processing, basket weaving and herb collection and preparation. The kalinagos (caribs) are the indigenous people of Dominica.