Pink Sand Beaches
Most tourists daydream of either white or black sand beaches. In Barbuda, they can add another colour, with the miles of lovely pink hues lining the seashore.
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Archive | Sightseeing
Martello Tower
Signals were sent to the main village of Codrington from Martello Tower, which served as a lookout point.
Indian Cave
Indian Cave can be found at Two Foot Bay, a windswept part of northeast Barbuda.
Fort Barrington
Take a drive out to Deep Bay, and just after crossing the bridge gaze upon Fort Barrington.
Fort Berkeley
Up for a bit of exercise? Take a 10 minute walk from the Dockyard to Fort Berkeley.
Nelson’s Dockyard
A stroll through Nelson’s Dockyard is a tranquil walk back in time, through the domain of Admiral Horatio Nelson, the famous British hero of Trafalgar (1805).
Fort James
The cannons still face the entrance to St. John’s Harbour, but these days only cruise ships and fishing vessels drift by Fort James.
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