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The warm trade winds that ushered Admiral Horatio Nelson to Antigua in 1784 now cast their spell over visitors to this Leeward Islands nation. English Harbour, the former British naval stronghold, is a 15-square-mile historic district and home to Nelson's Dockyard National Park, the only Georgian dockyard in the world. Explore 18th-century sugar plantations transformed into bars and restaurants, set sail along the coast or snorkel the many coral reefs. Thirty miles north, the flat coral isle of... more » The warm trade winds that ushered Admiral Horatio Nelson to Antigua in 1784 now cast their spell over visitors to this Leeward Islands nation. English Harbour, the former British naval stronghold, is a 15-square-mile historic district and home to Nelson's Dockyard National Park, the only Georgian dockyard in the world. Explore 18th-century sugar plantations transformed into bars and restaurants, set sail along the coast or snorkel the many coral reefs. Thirty miles north, the flat coral isle of Barbuda beckons nature lovers with shell-laden pink sands and a Frigate Bird Sanctuary. « less
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Halcyon Cove by Rex Resorts

3 of 5 stars
Nottingham, United Kingdom
Nov 20, 2009

Picked up this hotel on an All Inclusive late deal so the price was good, but I expected more, even after reading the previous reviews. Food was, in our opinion, very good. Great Sunday roast, but...more

Galley Bay Resort

Nov 20, 2009
2/2 found this review helpful

I find it hard to write this review without simply gushing. This is the best resort I have ever visited and I entirely understand why so many guests were "returners" To give myself a bit of...more

Cedar Valley Golf Club

Nov 20, 2009

Great layout to this hilly interior course. Wide fairways, doglegs, enough tight holes to give you a bit of a challenge. Lots of elevation changes. Beware if you have to rent clubs. They gave me a...more

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