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Codrington, Antigua cruise port guide

Antigua’s blissfully undeveloped sister island, Barbuda is the ultimate untrodden paradise. Surrounded by a protective reef, the island features a large lagoon and beautifully calm pink coral and white sand beaches. Barbuda is also home to one of the world’s largest frigate bird sanctuaries with Codrington Lagoon National Park serving as the thriving habitat of about 5,000 of these seabirds. The island’s cliff-lined shoreline reveals neolithic caves, one of which has become recognized for its rock-carved petroglyphs created by Arawak natives. Round out your experience by tucking into freshly caught lobster at one of the laid-back restaurants in town.

About Codrington, Antigua

Barbuda is the smaller, quieter sister island of Antigua, famous for its vast pink-sand beaches, lagoon frigate bird sanctuary, and unhurried pace. Cruise passengers typically arrive by tender or dedicated day-trip boat, enjoying some of the Caribbean's most pristine and uncrowded shores.

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