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2016 AAA Caribbean

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14 | Antigua St. John's Shirley Heights A N T I G U A English Harbour Boon Point Fullerton Point Coolidge International Airport Guadel oupe Pass age Cari bbean Sea A T L A N T I C O C E A N B A R B U D A Goat Pt. Spanish Point Palmetto Pt. 0 4 miles 0 4 km 0 5 miles 0 5 km 8 6 3 14 9 2 12 13 5 4 11 1 7 10 ANTIGUA The Beach is Just the Beginning… With a unique beach for every day of the year, it's not difficult to be wowed anew in the largest of the British Leeward Islands. A winding coastline sets the scene for sunsets made even more breathtaking after a 1,200- foot elevated hike or a ride on Fig Tree Drive through wild mango and almond tree canopies. Come back down to earth in secret spots like Bryant Cave, and kayak among improbably whistling ducks and flying fish while rare fallow deer gaze curiously from the shores. However, taking to Antigua's water is instinctual. To the south, English Harbour—site of the world's only Georgian naval dockyard—and Falmouth are international yachting and sailing destinations; in the north, cruisers look forward to stopping in St. John, one of the most cosmopolitan municipalities in the Lesser Antilles. And if frigate birds are all the company you want, Barbuda's just a high-speed catamaran ride away. 16 15

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