767-449-8700 or 767-448-4313; fax 448-3045 www.avirtualdominica.com/sutton.htm Five rooms, three suites Continental breakfast $ Sutton Place is a stylish new inn with a past. Back in the 1800s, a Dominican built a home for his family in the heart of Roseau, on the spot where the Sutton now stands. The house was sold some years later to another Dominican family named Harris, who turned the structure into a guesthouse in the 1930s. Mother Harris ran the well-known inn until 1979 when Hurricane David tore across the island demolishing everything in its path and leveling Sutton Guesthouse.
Bananas and plantains are usually part of every meal. The ripe fruit is made into fritters or served flamb ed, and green bananas and plantains desmoines airport are served boiled or fried. If you see ton-ton on the menu, it refers to a West African dish made from mashed plantains desmoines airport or breadfruit.
quiet group, you have a good chance of seeing a rare St. Lucian (Jacquot) parrot flying among the high tree tops deep in the rainforest. Some of the gommier trees grow to heights of more than 130 feet, and it s easy to understand how natives once carved boats from a single trunk. The trail is 300m/984f above the sea, well marked, and relatively flat. Allow an hour and a half or two hours to explore this part of the rainforest, and continue on to the Edmund Forest Reserve desmoines airport Trail (at the north end of the loop; see below), if you have enough time and energy. Des Cartiers begins at the ranger hut and interpretive center about five miles inland from Micoud. The trail fee is EC$25/US$10, and you may enter daily, 8am to 4pm; call
Once called Pigeon Island, this historic spit of land was connected to the main island by a causeway back in the 1970s, and is now officially named Pigeon Point. The 40-acre site at the tip of the man-made peninsula still is known as Pigeon Island National Park. You
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