That’s what they say. But the first impression after Gwadeloupe is that it is much less wild, highly populated and the landscape is not so dramatic here. Beaches are nice. I decided to stay this time north of the capital – St. John’s at Dickenson Bay. Beach hotels are expensive, but if you are ready to stay a bit higher the prices go down. Dick Bay Cottage is nice place, especially if you come in the mini group. Check the price on the net and then contact them directly to get the discount 🙂
I took the walk along the coast to the Fort James located at the entronce to St John’s harbour, There are still cannons on the walls but the buildings are in ruin. So I ask the question: where the money goes from this expensive beach rooms and taxes collected from tourists?
Antigua is getting much less rain then Gwadeloupe, but the flowers are still in blossom and the green is lush. Tomorrow I will try to reach new island – exotic Barbuda.
