In 1997, Carib artist Jacob Frederick achieved his dream of re-enacting the voyage that brought the first Carib settlers to Dominica from their homes in South America. His quest was called The Gli-Gli Project, after a small determined hawk that figures oradea shopping in Carib mythology, and his route was the reverse of the course followed by his ancestors more than a thousand years ago.
Continuing east, you drive along the cliffs with terrific views of the surf breaking below the villages of Stowe and Dubuc. Farther on, you come to Petite Savane, where descendants of the first French settlers produce bay oil and rum. Don t miss the cricket field here. The boundary line hugs
Driving is British-style, on the left. There are paved roads to all the main towns and villages, except in the northeast part of the island where most rodas are little more than dirt paths. A four-wheel-drive vehicle is necessary to reach remote areas. Coastal highways are narrow, winding and steep, but in good repair.
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