Antigua and Barbuda is an exquisite twin-island Caribbean country comprised of of two major inhabited islands, Antigua and Barbuda, and a number of smaller islands. Antigua is home to some extraordinary beaches as well as the nation’s vibrant capital, St Johns, which boasts a wonderful cathedral and some excellent museums. A visit to neighbouring Barbuda is an altogether more laidback experience. The island is remarkably undeveloped and is blessed with an abundance of intriguing wildlife and countless idyllic palm-fringed beaches. Whether exploring the old fort, the graceful harbours dotted along Antigua’s curving coastline or the calm clear waters of Half Moon Bay, you are bound to find plenty to keep you blissfully entertained in this charming dual-island nation.
Set on the southwest of the Caribbean Island of Antigua, overlooked by the stunningly green Mount Obama, Old Road is a town boasting delightful tropical beaches, wonderful restaurants, and numerous other attractions. White velvety sands, calm blue waters, and verdant wildlife attract nature lovers. The three picturesque bays here are ideal for swimming and watersports such as scuba diving, windsurfing, paddle-boarding, waterskiing, Hobie Cat riding, and kayaking. At the summit of the spectacular Shekerly Mountains, visitors can enjoy delicious traditional food, watch the steel drum bands perform, and indulge in a night of dancing. Luxury spas and excellent sports facilities complete this alluring package.
