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Background: The Siboney were the first to inhabit the islands of Antigua and Barbuda in 2400 B.C., but Arawak and Carib Indians populated the islands when Columbus landed on his second voyage in 1493. Early settlements by the Spanish and French were succeeded by the English who formed a colony in 1667. Slavery, established to run the sugar plantations on Antigua, was abolished in 1834. The islands became an independent state within the British Commonwealth of Nations in 1981.




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Lauren said it right...we're mad sticky! I was totally sick yesterday. The plane ride was horrible. I was in terrible pain the entire time. Yesterday, I just had absolutely no energy. Which really sucked becuase our villa was about a mile away from checkin and the grocery store so I was walking all around. Let me tell you, I CRASHED haha...I slept so well last night. The hotel is super sweet though. We're about a block from the beach which is awesome and our back porches (first and second floor) are on the water. They're meant for if you have a [View Full Entry]

lostintheworld - Becky | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: September 13th 2007 | 34 Views | [diary=201754]


This is the first vacation I took a friend with me. Not many parents are willing to let their child travel out of the country with them, let alone help pay for it. I had to reissue my passport because mine was outdated. My picture is horrible, of course, but who's isn't? haha When I got it in the mail I just sat and looked at it. It made me realize that this was the passport. Over the next ten years this was the passport that was going to take me around the world. This was going to be filled with [View Full Entry]

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Published: September 13th 2007 | 45 Views | [diary=201753]


Antigua City
Antigua City
This is the town we're staying in, Antigua. Lots of cobblestone streets, they say it's a massive tourist town but hey I don't notice it that much. We're staying in a great place where you can cook y... [more]
Hi all, So cause we're in the same place for a while we thought we should put up some more photos for you all to enjoy because tomorrow we head to Lagos de Atiklan for a couple of nights and then off to Nicaragua for around 4 or 5 days so not sure what the computer accessability will be like there! Here are a couple of pictures of what we've been up to over the past couple of days, first we went to the Chichi markets. This was a seriously long day because we decided to take the torismo shuttle bus [View Full Entry]

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Published: December 8th 2006 | 262 Views | [diary=109399]

Chichicastenango
Chichi locals
Chichi locals

Tulum Caves
Tulum Caves
After we arrived in Cancun we ended up staying in Tulum on the east coast of Mexico, unfortunately it was raining but we ended up going on a cave tour instead, the photos make it look amazing, it was ... [more]
Hi Everyone, Just trying to think where on earth I left off! We've had some seriously interesting bus rides across central america I must admit - the way they work their buses is amazing, people just stand along the road for you're whole trip and the bus just stops and starts so it takes twice as long to get anywhere - but hey that's the fun of it and a great way to practice my spanish!! We're in Antigua for a few days and must admit the Guatamalan highlands have been spectacular and we've experienced all types of weather too! So [View Full Entry]

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Published: December 6th 2006 | 418 Views | [diary=108913]

La Playa - Tulum
Fishermen at Tulum
Tikal Ruins - Sunrise

I'm thrilled about the subject-matter of this entry of what I call my "Island Lover's Guide to the Caribbean", because this is one of my all-time favorites--Antigua! In fact, I have so much awesome information that I want to share with you about this Caribbean hot spot, I'm probably going to break this down into a couple of entries! Even though most of my initial visits to the islands were during my days as a lawyer/lobbyist and considered "working trips", I quickly learned that each island has its own particular style. Now that I travel mainly for the purpose of [View Full Entry]

The Caribbean Contessa - Kelly Durham | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: October 1st 2006 | 173 Views | [diary=157424]

One View of Nelson's Dockyard!
One view from Admiral's Inn Patio!

“Antigua--a different beach for every day of the year!” We just finished up with all of the Derby activities here in Louisville, Kentucky, and what an exciting week it was! With all of the air shows, fireworks celebrations, galas, parades, brunches, lunches, dinners and tastings, I am thrilled to sit still for a few moments and provide you with more awesome information on Antigua! Speaking of special events, April and May are very exciting times in Antigua as well! The Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta was held April 19-24th! Mark your calendar, because the 2008 Regatta will be [View Full Entry]

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Published: October 1st 2006 | 1584 Views | [diary=158410]

Dickenson Bay!
Antigua Carnival Calendar for 2007!
Devil's Bridge!

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Published: October 1st 2006 | 59 Views | [diary=164381]


Buenos Dias Amigos, We arrived in Antigua, Guatemala a few days ago and will stay here for one week. The town is loco! The streets are paved with cobblestone and there are no traffic lights. The cars, trucks and large school buses drive as fast as possible through the streets and I haven't seen one accident yet. The food here is really good mostly consisting of fresh fruit in the morning and for lunch(Mango, Watermelon, Pineapple, Grapefruit and Cantelope). The dorm I am staying in has five beds and my roommates are cool. I have heard some some of the craziest [View Full Entry]

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Published: March 24th 2006 | 262 Views | [diary=48563]


I forgot to mention from my previous blog that it is an 8 pound piece of cheese that people chase down a steep hill in Gloustechire as part of an age old tradition. Also, I updated some photos from Ceibal and Antigua. I wanted to mention that Ceibal was awesome. It was very adventurous because we had to arrange a private guide, arrival to and from the site and a pick up to Coban before leaving Flores. When we arrived the road comes to a river which separates two towns and a large ferry/barge is required to get to the other [View Full Entry]

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Published: March 24th 2006 | 143 Views | [diary=48586]


After spending a few days in Antigua, I am now on my way back to Flores. It has been a great couple of days. I hiked up the volcano Pacaya a few days ago. This consisted of a 2 hour gaunt up the mountain, about 1/2 of it at a 40 degree incline or greater. At the crater you get to breath in noxious fumes and marvel at smoke (the brochures showed lava). Though the liquid hot magma remained hidden, the view was quit spectacular from the top. I have met a lot of interesting people from Washington State, France, and [View Full Entry]

gnoknayme - Ryan | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: February 21st 2006 | 211 Views | [diary=42428]

Me!
The Cross
Stairs to Cerro de la Cruz


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