When visiting both islands, Antigua and Barbuda,
the brilliant sunsets and tranquil sounds of lapping waves alone
will create an atmosphere of romance and bliss. However, venturing
to some of these spots will reward couples with memories of quiet
interludes and shared adventures that will last a lifetime.
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Nothing
will keep the heat of passion burning more brightly than a
romantic sail for two and boat rentals are readily available
on both islands.
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With hundreds of reefs and wrecks to explore, couples owe
it to themselves to try scuba diving and snorkeling for two
and if you do, don't miss Cades Reef.
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If it's true that couples who play together stay together,
windsurfing will strengthen the ties that bind, and Lord Nelson's
Club on Dickenson Bay is the center of all windsurfing activity
on Antigua.
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Holding hands while exploring St. John's Anglican Catherdral
will bring any couple closer together. The church was originally
built of wood in 1681. The present stone structure was completed
in 1848.
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Be sure to take a romantic drive along scenic Fig Tree Drive.
The road winds through rolling hills where the motorists can
take in the sight of lush vegetation and a natural rainforest.
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Enjoy being together alone on one of Barbuda's spectacular
and secluded beaches.
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Even for couples who are not experienced bird watchers, Frigate
Bird Sanctuary is a must. Cuddle up and enjoy the 40-minute
boat ride to Codrington Lagoon where you're in for a treat
-- one of the world's most important nesting sites for the
endangered Frigate Bird, which can neither walk nor swim.
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What could be more special than sitting at a quaint cafe and
trying the exotic local bill of fare. Specialties include
deer meat, land turtle, crab, conch and goat, with side dishes
of rice, fungi or dumplings.
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Get tipsy together at any one of the local bars where local
specialties include soursop, ginger beer, sea moss and tamarind
juice.
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Slip
into something sexy and dance to the sounds of the Caribbean
with the one you love at Shirley Heights overlooking Nelson's
Dockyard. Every Sunday evening the crowd goes wild and the
fun goes on till late into the night.