Three quarters of a mile beach in a secluded bay with a backdrop of palm trees.

A rustic fort built by the British in the 1700's that provides magnificent views of St. John’s Harbour and Deep Bay.

This active archeological site represents the whole story about the Caribbean islands and what they were about.

Heritage Quay is an amalgam of stores, restaurants, pubs, peoples walking, real native downtown life.

Bird Island, off the coast of Antigua is a genuine uninhabited Caribbean Island.

It chronicles the geological and human history of the Antigua and Barbuda in a logical sequence with numerous actual…

The ruins of this historic fort are at the entrance to St Johns harbour and provide a powerful insight into the life of…

Originally built in the 1600s,but in its third incarnation due to two previous earthquakes, this church has a visually…

There were showers to wash the sand off, bathrooms for a pit stop, and a covered restaurant/bar area with food and…

Heritage Quay is the newly renovated shopping complex, while Redcliffe quay is small, older cottages made into shops…