Antigua and Barbuda is a twin island state and are
the most beautiful islands in the Caribbean. The friendly people
want you to come and share with them this incredible miracle of
nature and this wonderful experience.
Antigua and Barbuda have beautiful emerald waters with golden sandy
beaches and is the best destination in the entire Caribbean as it is
famous for its 365 beaches, one for each day of the year.
Below are just a few of the great many places to visit in Antigua &
Barbuda. Click on the image for a larger picture view.
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Nelsons Dockyard - In English Harbour lies Nelson's Dockyard,
the only surviving Georgian dockyard in the world. After the
Industrial Revolution ships became too large for this
Dockyard and it was handed over to the Antiguan Colonial
Government.
The yard fell into disarray until finally it was restored
after being renamed Nelsons Dockyard around 1957. |
The Admirals Inn
The first Inn (Public House) in the whole of the Caribbean.
The Admirals Inn is today one of the most famous tourist
attractions being kept by the authority of the National Park
Organization in exactly the same condition as when it was
first built.
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Shops at Heritage Quay
Heritage Quay, St John's with its Casino and duty free
complex leads directly to the cruise ships berth where the
cruise ships arrive twice weekly and everyone takes
advantage of the chic shops, restaurant and bars that
dominate the downtown area.. |
Shirley Heights
Shirley Heights played a great part in the war against the
French for several reasons. Its position, together with
another platform lower down literally dominated the entire
sea view of all the French Islands. Shirley Heights is now a
great location to watch the sunset.
A setting for all the family to enjoy including local food,
Rum and live entertainment. |
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