Next to Barbados in the heart of the Caribbean lies Antigua—a 100-square-mile territory with a beach to visit every day of the year! From hidden coves surrounded by dramatic cliffs and colorful ...

But in Antigua, there really are 365 beaches, enough to fill a calendar year—and the island’s undulating coastline is a beach lovers playground where bay hopping is a mandatory island pastime.

Antigua is the primary name in this category. Turquoise waters, palm-fringed, powdery-sugar beaches, high-end luxury hotels, a sailing paradise, and some historic sights await.

The home is part of the new Pearns Point development, which is offering some homesites with ready-to-build designs ...

Five of the region's island nations – Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, St Kitts and Nevis, and St Lucia – offer such ...

Antigua’s claim to fame is, undoubtedly, its beaches—said to number around 365—conveniently, one for each day of the year. But there’s plenty more to see and do, whether you’re an action ...

The British Royal Navy settled in Antigua in the 18th century, recognizing sheltered English Harbour's strategic importance in monitoring enemy activity and offering protection from storms. For a ...

Antigua is a gorgeous and popular Caribbean destination. From exploring pristine beaches to hiking through lush rainforests, Antigua has something for everyone. The activities and locations listed ...

For tourist information, write to Antigua-Barbuda Department of Tourism and Trade, 25 S.E. 2nd Avenue, Suite 300, Miami, FL 33131, (305) 381-6762, antigua-barbuda.org.

Abstract: Famed as “the land of 365 beaches,” Antigua is more than just a Caribbean paradise with an enviable climate; it is also a well-managed business hub that is ripe for investment. The ...