Atlantic wide
How four brave Antiguans mastered “the world’s toughest row” Thinking about climbing Everest? How about a real challenge? Not...
Antigua for adventure
Let the wind take you It’s probably the most daring of watersports, a cross between windsurfing, wakeboarding, and aerial acrobatics....
Barbuda’s beach blush
Barbuda’s sandy shores owe their delicate pink blush to marine creatures living in nearby waters. Corals, molluscs, and tiny organisms...
Barbuda — precious blue
The people of Barbuda are culturally connected to the sea, depending on it for food, recreation, and their livelihoods. Coral reefs and...
Greencastle Hill, Antigua — A Tropical Stonehenge?
Once upon a time I was an ardent rock-climber with my eyes on the Matterhorn. So when I started married life in Antigua, one of the...
Perfect Antigua
The Arawaks called it Yarumaqui, the island of canoe-making. To the Caribs it was Wadadli, a name that survives in the excellent local...
Bookshelf (March/April 2002)
PICK OF THE MONTH Collected Poems 1937-1989 A. J. Seymour, ed. Ian McDonald & J. de Weever (Blue Parrot Press 2000, 303pp) Small birds...
Sail away: the Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta
Dreams of tall ships and high seas come reliably true at the Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta, running this year from 15 to 21 April....
