Bloody Point
Historical headland and site of a significant 1626 conflict where European settlers defeated the indigenous Kalinago population. The area features a river and nearby canyons with ancient petroglyphs. Read more…
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This historical headland is the site of the 1626 Massacre of the Kalinago. During this event, a joint force of British and French colonists killed approximately 2,000 Kalinago people, an indigenous group also referred to as Caribs. This encounter represents a significant event in colonial history.
The area includes a river and provides access to the nearby Stone Fort Canyon, which features a collection of 100 ancient petroglyphs. Hiking trails run along the river, connecting the headland to the surrounding natural and historical landmarks.
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