Things to do in Antigua Barbuda
Antigua is the island of many beaches, claiming 365 beaches for every day of the year! Although you may never see them all, you can get to know Antigua intimately as it is only about 14 miles long and 11 miles wide, with 108 square miles. There many things to do on Antigua, but also fun day trips are available away from the island, such as boat trips to Montserrat and Barbuda and helicopter flights over Montserrat. The Antigua and Barbuda Newsgroup is an excellent resource for information. Locals and visitors contribute their vast knowledge of Antigua and Barbuda including other Caribbean Islands. Here are a few ideas to get you started on your holiday.
Start with the Museum of Antigua and Barbuda- Learn about the island's natural and political history, "The Museum tells the story of Antigua and Barbuda from its geological birth to political independence with many engaging exhibits. The museum has something for everyone. Enjoy a cool oasis in the middle of St. John's and forget the cares of the world!
Adventure Antigua, Eli's Eco Tour -"You will leave this tour feeling that you have been welcomed into a very special community of the most privileged visitors to Antigua and Barbuda: those who have had a taste of what is really means to have grown up in the islands, and have been let into the "secrets of the North Sound".
Hike the trails in the Antigua's & Barbuda's National Parks - Nelson's Dockyard
After a day of hiking, get off your feet and be escorted by Catamaran or Jeep safari -
"En route to one of the island’s fine 365 beaches, the catamaran drops anchor, for an opportunity to snorkel. On the beach, a light Caribbean ‘cookout’ is rustled up, and unlimited refreshments will be available too. There is even a steel band to accompany the seaside buffet. You can enjoy plenty of free time to swim, sunbathe or snorkel."
" The Jeep Safari itinerary includes quaint Antiguan villages, panoramic viewpoints, the rainforest, a dam built in the 1800s which is home to many species of water birds and fish, and agricultural areas with crops of sugar cane, cotton and pineapples. You ’ll also traverse the coast road to see a few of the island’s 365 beaches. There are stunning views of famous English Harbour, where the British Navy was stationed during the 1700s, from Convent Hill. "
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