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Explore
another great discovery made by Christopher
Columbus. From the tropical forests and mangrove
wetlands, to natural coral reefs and exotic
wildlife, Antigua offers a wealth of vacation
adventures, on land and at sea.
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There
are many historical sites to visit, from the old
British naval yards of Admiral Lord Nelson, to the
stone windmills of the sugar plantation era. some of
the mills have been restored and a good example of
this is "Betty's Hope".
There
are several companies offering guided tours of
Antigua's historical sites, rainforest areas and
beaches.
Jeep
rentals are available.
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Eons
ago, volcanic activity gave birth to Antigua's
intriguing, complex shoreline creating natural harbors
perfect for sailing and fishing. Restored forts at
Nelson's Dockyard and Shirley Heights feature landmarks
and artifacts dating back to the 1700s when British
fleets commanded Antigua's harbors.
With an abundance of natural sailing advantages, Antigua
is considered one of the best yachting and sailing
destinations in the Caribbean.
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Antigua's
Classic Regatta takes place each April attracting a
gathering of vintage yachts.Following on from this event
is Antigua Sailing Week Regatta which takes place from
Thursday, 24th April to Saturday, 3rd May
Curtain Bluff's 50ft (ketch) sailing yacht, SENTIO, will
be available for guests to view the racing action in
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