Home to one of the famous and beautiful pink sand beaches.

On the south coast of Barbuda, this 56 foot tall tower offers a splendid view of most of the island.

Largest cave on the island at 70 feet deep and an interior ecosystem supporting 50-foot palmetto palms, bats, birds and frogs.

Built in the 1720's and now in ruins, it was a large complex of buildings, including slave quarters, stables, offices and cisterns offering a beautiful view.

A marine reserve in pristine waters with old shipwrecks as well as reefs.

Pink coral beach regarded by connoisseurs as the most beautiful in the Caribbean.

About 143 feet above sea level, a cave winds its way underground for about a mile. Ancient petroglyphs carved by Arawak Indians can be seen among the stalagmites and stalactites.