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Traveling west through the village of
Urlings
, the road runs alongside a number of excellent beaches. First up is
Turner's Beach and Johnson's Point , where the sand shelves
down to the sea beside a couple of good beach bars, including
Turner's , which rents snorkeling gear. The snorkeling is better
just north of here at
Darkwood Beach
, a wide stretch of beach running right alongside the main road and a
great spot for a swim. Look out for small underwater canyons just
offshore, and schools of squid and colorful reef fish. Beachcombers
will find this one of the best places on the island to look for shells
and driftwood.
Just north of Darkwood Beach lies Jolly Harbour ,
where a marina complex includes rental apartments, a golf course,
restaurants and a small shopping mall. It's a world apart from the "real
Antigua" - like a small piece of America transplanted in the Caribbean.
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Antiqua travel guide
Antigua
Where to go
When to go
Getting there
Money and costs
Getting around
Food and drink
Phones and post
Best of Antigua
Holidays and festivals
Tours
Diving
& snorkeling
Dive operators
Boats
&
catamarans
Boat operators
Economy, natural hazards
Exploring Antigua
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Barbuda:
Getting there
Beyond
Cordrington
Great Fort George
Falmouth Harbour
River Fort
Cordrington
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Falmouth and
English Harbour
Eating, drinking,
nightlife
Falmouth
Heights,
Pigeon
Beach
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From Runaway Bay
to Half Moon Bay
Eating, drinking,
nightlife
Betty's Hope to Long
Bay
Half
Moon Bay
Runaway &
Dickenson Bay
St.
John's
St John’s
Getting around
Eating
& drinking
Nightlife, casino,
karaoke
Airlines, embassies
Exploring St. John's
Fort Bay
Fort James
Long Street
National Museum
Redcliffe
Quay
St. John's
Cathedral
West
coast
Antigua brief
history
Cruises |
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