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Antigua & Barbuda
Antigua and Barbuda6 carefully sourced place chapters, ready to explore without an artificial itinerary.
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The largest saltwater lagoon in the Eastern Caribbean, located on Barbuda's western coast, designated a national park and wildlife sanctuary and home to the world's largest magnificent frigatebird colony.
OpenA natural limestone arch on the wild Atlantic coast of eastern Antigua, declared a national park in 2008, famous for its blowholes that jet sea water skyward in rough conditions.
OpenA nearly perfect crescent beach on the Atlantic side of southeast Antigua, with pale sand and striking blue-green water, regarded as one of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean.
OpenA continuously operating Georgian-era naval dockyard in English Harbour, named after Horatio Nelson, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to Antigua's premier sailing events.
OpenA historic military compound on a ridge above English Harbour, built in the 1780s to protect the naval dockyard, now famous for its panoramic views and lively Sunday sunset parties.
OpenThe imposing twin-towered Anglican cathedral in the capital St. John's, built in 1845 on a fossilised reef, the third church on this site after earthquakes destroyed the two predecessors.
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