Featuring the work of Paris Permenter and John Bigley, a husband-wife team of writers whose work has included 26 guidebooks, over 2500 magazine articles and a network of niche content websites.
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Featuring the work of Paris Permenter and John Bigley, a husband-wife team of writers whose work has included 26 guidebooks, over 2500 magazine articles and a network of niche content websites. |
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Antigua & Barbuda What Antigua boasts are beaches: 365 of them, the tourism
folks claim. There's a beach for every activity level: stretches of white
sand border turquoise waters teeming with marine life, beaches where you
can walk and hardly see another soul, beaches where you can shop for local
crafts and buy a burger at beachside grill, and beaches where you can
just curl up under a tall coconut palm and sit until the sun sinks into
the sea and marks the end of another Caribbean day. If it's seclusion you're after, consider a visit to Antigua's sister island, Barbuda. Day trips to this uncommercialized island, which is also popular with bird watchers because of its population of frigate birds, are available from several operators. Barbuda lies about 30 miles north of Antigua. Fast Facts:
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courtesy the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and
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