Location: Dominica. 

Kerry Alleyne is a Dominican kayaker who started paddling in his teenage years. Back then, Dominica had a popular kayak race scene with sit-on-tops and traditional canoes. He has always been a force to contend with when it comes to speed on a kayak. He was a kayak/snorkel guide for many years which transitioned into marine conservation work as a warden with the Soufriere Marine Reserve. Currently, Kerry is the Chief Warden at the Marine Reserve and Lead Kayak Guide at the Soufriere Outdoor Centre. He was part of the duo to first circumnavigate Dominica by modern sea kayak in 2021.

He lives a life unleashed as seen in his culinary skills, love of adventure, and endless entertaining stories! Kerry is a skilled Lionfish hunter and does his part to keep the invasive population down. Kerry thoroughly enjoys providing visitors with an authentic Dominican experience, on and off the water. His goal is to help you fall in love with the charm and beauty of Dominica.

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