| Antigua/Barbuda Guide | ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA |
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Antigua and Barbuda are two interesting islands in the Caribbean. Colonized by the English in 1632 - they left a few forts scattered around Antigua. Barbuda mainly served... |
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| Antigua/Barbuda Guide | BARBUDA |
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In the harbour area, there are sports and watersports facilities such as tennis, squash, horseriding, swimming, sailing, fishing, scuba-diving etc. as well as some of the... |
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| Antigua/Barbuda Guide | ENGLISH HARBOUR |
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Once a naval base and now Antigua's most popular tourist attraction, English Harbour has the richest collection of historic sites on the island. You could easily spend th... |
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| Antigua/Barbuda Guide | ST JOHNS |
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St John's is Antigua's capital and commercial centre, and home to over a third of the country's population. It's also the island's tourist centre, but most of the city re... |
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ANTIGUA, BARBUDA UK VISITORS CLIMB |
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The Antigua and Barbuda Tourist Office has reported further increases in UK visitor numbers to the twin island nation.... |
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DISHES OF ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA |
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The national dish is fungie (pronounced foon-gee) and pepper pot. Fungie is a dish very similar to the Italian Polenta being made mainly of cornmeal. ... |
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| SEE THE MUSEUM OF ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA |
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This community-run museum in St John's has an eclectic collection of displays on island history, but everything looks as though it could do with a dus... |
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| THE PEAK SEAON OF TOUR FOR ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA |
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Antigua & Barbuda are best visited during the cool, dry winter months (mid-December to mid-April).... |
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About Antigua/Barbuda
