Antigua and Barbuda
Twin-island Caribbean nation of beaches, warm trade winds, and the capital St. John's
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Hello! I'm Amy! Antigua and Barbuda is a Caribbean country of beaches and warm breezes. St. John's is the capital, and the welcome is as bright as the sea.
Quick Facts About Antigua and Barbuda
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Antigua and Barbuda is a Caribbean country of two main islands and smaller islets, washed by warm trade winds. The capital, St. John's, is on Antigua. People say "Hello," and the currency is the Eastern Caribbean dollar.
The islands are known for beaches, sailing, and bright tropical colour. Students here grow up between the sea and the hills, and visitors often arrive to a warm Caribbean welcome.
Map of Antigua and Barbuda
Flag of Antigua and Barbuda
The flag represents the unique identity and heritage of Antigua and Barbuda.
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✨Did You Know?
Antigua and Barbuda is made of two main islands plus smaller islets
The capital, St. John's, is on Antigua
The currency is the Eastern Caribbean dollar
What Makes Antigua and Barbuda Special?
Caribbean Beaches
Soft sand and clear water around Antigua and Barbuda.
Sailing
Trade winds make these islands a favourite place to sail.
St. John's
The capital sits on the island of Antigua.
Island Life
Two main islands and smaller islets share one country.
Caribbean Music
Festivals and music fill the islands with colour.
A Warm Welcome
People greet visitors with a simple, friendly hello.
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