Antigua Visa

Antigua and Barbuda islands comprise of 2 islands named after it and several small ones. It is best known for its resorts, beaches, and colonial culture. Nelson's Dockyard is perhaps the most famous tourist destination as you can do a wide array of activities ranging from dining to shopping to witnessing Naval heritage. Turtles can be easily spotted in Long Island and Dickenson Bay is a seaside spot with many local vendors and bars. People curious about the past of these beautiful islands can head to Fort James which is a Historic fort and also has cannons. Falmouth Harbour is known for its harbor, marina and sailing options while Darkwood Beach is famous for snorkeling. Half moon bay, true to its name, looks like a half moon and its beaches are used for leisure activities. Have you ever has even a thought that you could swim with stingrays? Probably not. Stingray City Antigua, however, makes it possible. Prickly Pear Island is another island worth mentioning and visiting. All in All, Antigua and Barbuda Islands are one of the most soothing and relaxing places for you to spend your vacations in. Citizens of 105 countries do not require a visa to enter Antigua and Barbuda while others can apply for an e-visa, which is the fastest way to obtain a visa nowadays.