Antigua and Barbuda
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Antigua is a Caribbean island that forms part of Antigua and Barbuda. Its capital, Saint John's, concentrates administrative and commercial activity, while the neighboring island of Barbuda offers Codrington Lagoon, a wetland with mangroves and a frigate bird colony. Access between both islands is by ferry, a sea journey that usually lasts about an hour and a half.
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Barbuda is an island in Antigua and Barbuda where Codrington Lagoon, a 3,600-hectare Ramsar wetland, spans the west and northwest. It features mangroves, seagrass beds, and a magnificent frigate bird colony viewed by boat with a local guide. Access from Antigua is typically by ferry, though schedules vary with sea conditions.
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Codrington is a settlement on Barbuda and a departure point for guided boat trips to the lagoon’s frigatebird sanctuary. Visiting depends on coordinating the boat excursion and allowing for changing navigation conditions.
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Codrington Lagoon on Barbuda is a wetland of mangroves, seagrass beds and shallow waters. Magnificent frigatebirds are observed by boat with a local guide, keeping a respectful distance and allowing for changing navigation conditions.
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Saint John's is the capital of Antigua and Barbuda and a center of government and commerce. Located in Saint John Parish, it concentrates services for residents and visitors, whose availability may vary.
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Saint John’s is the capital of Antigua and Barbuda. English is the country’s recorded language, and its currency is the Eastern Caribbean dollar (XCD).
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Two Foot Bay, in northeastern Barbuda, is a coastal area with caves. It can be chosen as one stop on the island, bearing in mind that some northern coastal points are reached by boat.
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