Read more about Dominica’s Culture and Heritage here

Here are some important numbers to have at hand:

Emergency Contact Numbers for DOMLEC

Dominica Fire & Ambulance Services

Public Works Contact Numbers

Be Prepared and Stay Safe!

Visit Dominica’s Office of Disaster management website for lots of information and some great resources.

Tel: (767) 266-4412 or 4477, 4413
Email: odm@dominica.gov.dm
Website: odm.gov.dm

Learn more about Climate and Weather in Dominica here

The Parade Route for Carnival Monday (inclusive of Jouvé) and Tuesday (the Route) shall commence at the intersection of Kennedy Avenue and Independence Street (the Starting Point) and move southward along Independence Street. At the intersection of Independence and King George V Streets, the parade will turn right on King George V Street and proceed westward to the Bayfront/Dame Eugenia Charles Boulevard. Thereafter, the parade will turn right and proceed in a northerly direction to the intersection of the Bay Front and Kennedy Avenue. Finally the parade will turn right on to Kennedy Avenue and move easterly until it returns to the Starting Point.

CARNIVAL PARADE TIMES

Pursuant to Carnival Regulations the following times apply to the various parades:

• Carnival Opening Parade – 3pm to 6pm

• J’ouve (Carnival Monday) – 4am to 10am

• Electronic Bands-7am to 10am

• School Bands Parade (Carnival Monday) – 11am to 3pm

• Ole Mas Parade- 10am to 2pm

• T-Shirt Bands Parade (Carnival Monday) – 2pm to 10pm

• Costume Bands Parade (Carnival Tuesday) – 11am to 10pm

• Pageant Winners parade – 10am -1pm

JUDGING TIMES

Jouvé- 4am to 10 am

Carnival Monday Ole Mas – 10:00 am to 2pm

Carnival Monday Youth Mas- 11am to 3pm

Carnival Monday T-Shirt Bands- 2pm -5pm

Carnival Tuesday – costume band parade 11am to 3pm

For more information about Dominica Carnival visit this page

Download the Complete Catalog  – Healthy Islander Christmas 2022 Catalog

Show your National Pride during Independence Season – Wear your National Wear & Wave your Flag!

Learn more about Dominica’s Independence, Culture here

• Show begins at  8pm each night
• Tickets are EC$50 per night or EC $120 for all three nights.
• Contact creoleheartbeat@gmail.com or (767) 616-3457

Send your CV to dafrica@junglebaydominica.com or see more contact details below.

To sign up for the event at the Kalinago Barana Auté, visit this link – http://bit.ly/YogaDominic

Roseau, Dominica – June 9, 2022

Discover Dominica Authority (DDA) is pleased to support the watersports sector by partnering with Soufriere Outdoor Centre (SOC) on the inaugural Waitukubuli Sea Trail expedition. The objective of the expedition is to design a permanent sea kayaking trail and tour from the north to south of Dominica utilizing high end sea touring kayaks.

From June 7 – 10, 2022, Wes Moses, owner of SOC, and Melanie Grant, an award-winning filmmaker from Barbados, will kayak the length of Dominica. The duo will begin the mission at the Guadeloupe Channel off Capuchin and will paddle south over four days to the Martinique Channel off Scott’s Head. The Waitukubuli Sea Trail will be the only sea kayaking trail in the Caribbean. During this and future expeditions, kayakers can expect to observe various marine life such as turtles, dolphins, schools of colorful fish or even a gliding shark’s fin. The sea trail provides much opportunity to explore hidden beaches, rock outcroppings, inlets, and the cliff sides.

See the full DDA Press release below.

Waitukubuli Sea Trail – Press Release