Outside the coastal resorts that lure hundreds of thousands of visitors to the shores of Antigua every year is a vibrant, local way of life. The postcard print vacations promised by travel agents, although evident, are only a small part of what makes...
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April 19th, 2010With strong winds and smooth Caribbean waters, Antigua is a sailing paradise. Every year the small island is inundated with over 5,000 sailors and 250[...] Read the rest »
April 14th, 2010For most cruise ship visitors the options for spending only one day on Antigua can seem daunting. Island tours, ocean cruises, beach lunches, sea life[...] Read the rest »
April 14th, 2010Every morning the villages nearly drain as islanders make their way towards St. John’s, or “Town” as it is commonly known, the island’s commer[...] Read the rest »
April 14th, 2010Every year for ten days leading up to the first Tuesday in August, Antigua transforms: Government workers ditch their stuffy suits for colorful and sk[...] Read the rest »
April 14th, 2010The bus system on Antigua is convenient and reliable with two main terminals in St. John’s: the East Bus Station catering to the east side of the is[...] Read the rest »
