Antigua and Barbuda May 2021

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TIC RETREAT

it all. Antigua is known as the sailing capital of the Caribbean, so there is no better place to learn how to sail than here. There are a number of sailing schools across the island for those who want to try their hand at the sport. For spectators, Antigua Sailing Week is the principal event in the nautical calendar. The next one is taking place from April 30 to May 6, 2022. The regatta welcomes sailors from all over

the world for the event’s races, while back on land, viewers can indulge in the festival’s

DID YOU KNOW?

A wedding licence does not require residency, and costs $150 plus fees for registration, marriage certificate and a marriage officer

home-cooked food and a glass of rum.

RELAX AND UNWIND

The waves lapping at the shores are never too far away in Antigua and Barbuda and it’s hard to imagine somewhere

more relaxing to unwind and rejuvenate

after much time spent at home. The islands are home to an array of options for those looking to place health and wellness at the centre of their holiday. From yoga in tropical gardens, to treatments at top-notch spas, the islands are a true escape to serenity.

Breathe in Barbuda

Just over half the size of Antigua, but with only 1,600 residents, Barbuda is an unspoilt paradise. A 90-minute ferry ride or a short charter flight away, Barbuda can be visited on a day trip. But if your customers want to explore more, there are plenty of places to stay. Take advantage of its

tucked-away beaches for a spot of snorkelling or a swim in the crystal- clear sea. Princess Diana Beach on the island’s south coast is one of the most secluded spots, while just along the coastline lies Pink Sand Beach. Its colour comes from the coral reefs and is said to be the pinkest in the Caribbean. Meanwhile, nature

lovers will find plenty to keep them occupied. The Frigate Bird Sanctuary is home to one of the largest frigate bird colonies in the world, as well as more than 170 bird species. The sanctuary is only accessible by boat, making it the perfect place for birdwatchers.

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