Antigua and Barbuda are beautiful islands located in the Leeward Islands of the Caribbean that have steady trade winds, coral reefs, and beautiful harbors. Antigua is the southern island of the two by about thirty miles and is the largest of the Leeward Islands. The island of Redonda is also part of the country and is southwest of Antigua. There are almost one hundred miles of coastline among the islands.
ANTIGUA
Antigua is the largest of the Leeward Islands and is approximately twelve
miles long. There are many bays and other inlets on Antigua.
Beach areas of Antigua include Carlisle Bay, Crab Hill, Darkwood Beach,
Deep Bay, Dickenson Bay, Doigs Beach, Fort Bay, Fort James, Fryes Bay,
Galley Bay, Green Island, Half Moon Bay, Hawksbill, Jabberwock beach,
Johnsons Point, Jolly Beach, Long Bay, Pigeon Point, Rendezvous Bay, Runaway
beach, Turners beach, Runaway Bay, and Valley Church beach. Many beaches
in Antigua have white sand on their beaches.
BARBUDA
Barbuda is a flat coral island located north of Antigua. The island is surrounded by barrier reefs which help provide the pink and white sand beaches. Barbuda is approximately fourteen miles long.
REDONDA
Redonda is a small island made out of an extinct volcano located to the southwest of Antigua.
Antigua and Barbuda beach images on Google.
Antigua and Barbuda provides a wealth of information on Antigua and Barbuda.
Likewise, My Antigua and Barbuda has info on beaches and many other items of interest on the islands.
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