See what the experts are saying about Antigua and Barbuda. Get expert advice on how to get there what to see and more.
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Introduction
Antiguans say that they have a different beach for every day of the year. That may be an exaggeration, but the beaches here are certainly spectacular: most are protected by coral reefs, and the sand is often sugar white. Antigua, Barbuda,... Continue reading »
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Planning a trip
Visitor Information You can contact the Antigua and Barbuda Department of Tourism at 305 E. 47th St., 6A, New York, NY 10017 (tel. 212/541-4117; fax 212/541-4789; www.antigua-barbuda.org); or 25 SE Second Ave., Suite 300, Miami, FL 33131 (... Continue reading »
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Fast facts
Banks -- Banks are usually open Monday to Thursday 8am to 3pm and on Friday 8am to 1pm and 3 to 5pm. Try Royal Bank at High and Market streets in St. John's (tel. 268/480-1150). You'll find several ATMs here. Currency -- These islands use... Continue reading »
Antigua and Barbuda Travel Experiences
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Chilean hospitality
The great thing about going to an international business school (and taking an around-the-world trip) is that I now have friends all over... Continue reading »
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Boat Ride and Torres del Paine
We jumped on the Navimag boat for an alternative way to get down to the most southern tip of the continent. It was a 3-day ride aboard a... Continue reading »
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Patagonia - Isla Chiloe, Chile
Ship boarding began around 9 pm on Oct. 13. The boat would not leave until the next morning but they wanted all passengers to be ready th... Continue reading »
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A Little Country
So I have to admit that the city is growing on me, despite the crowds and crazy drunks. Made a semi-large mistake of going to the ra... Continue reading »
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Nelson's Dockyard
Our ship docked in St. John's, Antigua's largest city and capitol on the eastern coast. Right after getting off the ship, we tried... Continue reading »
