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The Beach Is Just The Beginning

Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority

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Discover the people and the places that make Antigua and Barbuda the most unique and interesting destination in the Caribbean. And why the beach really is just the beginning.

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Island Sports

Saison 1 · Épisode 12

dimanche 26 mars 2023 • Durée 47:24

Welcome to Island Sports our episode about the sports you can play and watch on the Caribbean paradise of Antigua and Barbuda.

When you think of sport on Antigua and Barbuda, chances are you think of cricket and sailing. That’s no surprise. The islands have always punched above their weight in those disciplines. Sailing Week is immense. And don’t get us started about the cricketing Knights.

That’s why we’ve already done a dedicated episode to each about cricket and sailing. Make sure you check them out.

In this episode, however, we want to throw the spotlight one some of the islands’ lesser-known sports. Some of the islands’ OTHER sporting legends. And some of the sports YOU can play when you visit Antigua and Barbuda.

Like golf, for example. Sir Richie Richardson, one of the above-mentioned cricketing knights, is also a very keen golfer and in this episode he reveals his favourite courses on the islands.

Renee Edwards-Ambrose gives us the lowdown on the very unexpected sport of drag racing on Antigua and how it’s the girls leading the way.

Trevor ‘Simple’ Simon explains the joys of Warri, a unique board game, played throughout the Africa diaspora and one that he is the world master of.

Romeo DeSouza, horse owner and member of the Barbuda Turf Club, talks about horse racing on the island and the best time to catch the horses working out in the clear blue waters of Codrington Lagoon.

And we chat with Kevina Francis from the incredible Team Antigua Island Girls, the first All Women All Antiguan team to row the Atlantic.

So stay tuned. It’s a winning episode.

Links:

The official Antigua and Barbuda tourism authority website: visitantiguabarbuda.com.

Learn more about Peter at his personal website: petermoore.net.

Book a round of golf at the Cedar Valley Gold Club. Who knows? You may run into Sir Richie and/or Sir Viv.

Drop by Renee Edwards-Ambrose’s Facebook page for all the latest on drag racing on the island and her ‘Back to Basics’ workshops.

You’ll find everything you want to know about Warri master Trevor ‘Simple’ Simon and what he has achieved here.

Check out the Barbuda Turf Club on Facebook for all the latest on upcoming races and events.

And follow the exploits of the amazing Team Antigua Island Girls on their official website.

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Wadadli Drinks

Saison 1 · Épisode 11

vendredi 16 décembre 2022 • Durée 01:19:22

Welcome to Wadadli drinks, our episode about quenching your thirst on the Caribbean paradise of Antigua and Barbuda.

In this part of the world thoughts naturally turn to rum and locals will tell you that that the rum on Antigua and Barbuda is the best in the Caribbean.

Calbert Francis from Antigua Distillery tells us what makes Antigua’s rum so unique and reveals where and how to drink it like the locals do.

Andrew Joseph from the legendary OJ’s Beach Bar & Grill on Crabbe Hill Beach explains why their rum punch is so good.

Jackson Telemacque, from Sheer Rocks details the years of planning and experimenting that go into each of their cocktails – easily the most instagrammable on the island.

David Murphy from Antilles Stillhouse tells us about the rise of the Botanicals and how he’s putting a particularly Antiguan spin on gin down near Falmouth Harbour.

Rory Gonsalves explains how he is doing the same with craft beer, just around the corner at the 2Six8 Brewery.

Of course, quenching your thirst is not just about alcohol on Antigua and Barbuda. Stephanie Winters from Wadadlivity reveals how to enjoy the most delicious and revitalising juices on the island.

And Carla Gonsalves Barreiro from Paddling Duck Teas explains why one of her organic teas, blended using island herbs, following her grandmother’s secret family recipe, is the perfect way to unwind after a hectic day of the island.

So sit back, raise your glass and get ready to quench your thirst the Wadadli way!

Links:

The official Antigua and Barbuda tourism authority website: .Learn more about Peter at his personal website: .

Christmas in the Sun

Saison 1 · Épisode 2

mardi 21 décembre 2021 • Durée 40:19

Join Peter Moore for some winter Christmas sun as he discovers the unique ways Antiguans and Barbudans celebrate the festive season.

Economist, journalist and business consultant, Petra Williams shares her in-depth knowledge of local customs – and her lovely singing voice – to give us a great overview of the islands’ more unusual Christmas traditions.

Professor of Steel Pan, Khan Cordice explains why steel pans are the perfect soundtrack to the festive season and the best places to hear them.

Celebrity Chef, Andi Oliver shares the tastes, smells and sounds that make Christmas in Antiguan so special to her.

Recently knighted Sir David Shoul proudly reveals the story behind Shoul’s Toys, Gifts and Houseware iconic Christmas lights.

And Andy Liburd gives us the lowdown on the legendary Champagne Christmas Party at Nelson’s Dockyard. The New York Times voted it one of the top 5 Christmas parties in the world and it’s the place to be seen on the islands on Christmas Day.

So put your winter blues behind you and join us to celebrate Christmas in the Caribbean, Antigua and Barbuda style.

It’s guaranteed to put a smile on your face.

Links:

The official Antigua and Barbuda tourism authority website: visitantiguabarbuda.com

Learn more about Peter at his personal website, petermoore.net

For more information about the Champagne Christmas Party at Nelson’s Dockyard visit nationalparksantigua.com

If you’re in London and you fancy a taste of Christmas in Antigua, book yourself a table at Andi Oliver’s fantastic restaurant, Wadadli Kitchen.

And to find out the latest events and offers at Shoul’s Toys, Gifts and Housewares, drop by their .And, finally, to real get yourself in the mood for an Antiguan and Barbudan Christmas, have a listen to this , created and curated by Petra Williams.

Heritage and Culture

Saison 1 · Épisode 1

vendredi 17 décembre 2021 • Durée 24:33

Join Peter Moore as he celebrates the 40th anniversary of Antigua and Barbuda’s independence with a tour of the islands’ unique culture and heritage.

Young historian, Desley Gardiner leads us through Nelson’s Dockyard, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the most complete Georgian naval yard in the world, and reveals an incredible link between the past and the people that work there today.

Antigua’s most patriotic citizen, Hilson Jospeh explains why the locals call him ‘Flag Man’ and tells us how he celebrated Independence Day. (Hint: It involved flags!)

And Nicole Arthurton Dennis of Nicole’s Table reveals the delicious food that makes holidays so special on the islands and spills her secret to making the perfect rum punch.

Finally, in the first of a regular series, Mauricia from the Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority gets us up to speed on the local vernacular. In this episode, she tells us about ‘liming’ – what it is, how to do it and where to do it.

Join the celebrations now.

Links:

The official Antigua and Barbuda tourism authority website: visitantiguabarbuda.com

Learn more about Peter at his personal website, petermoore.net

For more information about Nelson’s Dockyard visit nationalparksantigua.com

See Hilson in all his patriotic glory in this tribute on YouTube.

Find out more about Nicole and her Caribbean cooking classes at nicolestable.com

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Active Antigua & Barbuda

Saison 1 · Épisode 10

jeudi 13 octobre 2022 • Durée 01:13:36

Get active in Antigua and Barbuda! From kitesurfing and E-biking to snorkelling and kayaking, the islands are teeming with activities that aren't only fun and exhilarating, but show you another side of island life as well.

For a gentle introduction to the island’s more active side, Kander Lewis from South Coast Horizons recommends joining them on a kayak tour through the serene mangrove swamps near Cades Bay. And combining it with snorkelling trip on Cades Reef, one of the best underwater experiences in the Caribbean.

While we’re out on the water, we’ll pop into Stingray City and chat to Justin Moody-Stuart. He reveals why swimming with rays here is a real ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ experience. And why dropping in on Laviscount Island to see the giant tortoises is pretty cool too.

Robert Hall from the Antigua Barbuda Sport Fishing Club tells us why the islands offer some of the best game fishing in the world and where you can land yourself a big one.

In recent years, Antigua and Barbuda have emerged as one of the best hiking destinations in the Caribbean. Shawn Maile from Trek Tours tells us about the different trails you can follow and what you can expect to see.

E-biking has become increasingly popular in Antigua too. Rudolph Zacariah from BestoEPV explains why their tours are such a great way of exploring and experiencing the island. And I chat with their guide KJ, moments after I finish one of their tours. I think you’ll be able to tell, I’m pretty pumped.

Ready to ramp things up? Amie from Salty Dogs Adventures reveals that the roller coaster thrills of driving a 4WD buggy through some of the most remote and rugged corners of Antigua is also a pretty good introduction to life on the island as well.

And Jake Kelsick from Kelsick Kiteboarding reveals why the north side of Antigua is the best place to learn kitesurfing in the world. And why it’s a pretty good place to go wakeboarding as well.

Carnival

Saison 1 · Épisode 9

mercredi 6 juillet 2022 • Durée 01:10:49

Hear that sound? Hear that beat? That’s the sound of a whole nation getting ready to party.

It's the Caribbean’s greatest summer festival – Antigua Carnival. And you’re invited to join the celebration.

After being put on hold for two years because of COVID, Antigua’s annual spectacle of music, dance and glittering costumes is back.

The Minister for Creative Industries and Innovation, Michael Brown, gives us the inside scoop on what’s planned and why this year it’s all about the pan.

Local journalist Petra Williams joins us to trace Carnival’s roots and let’s slip that this year’s party has already begun.

DJ Elementz gives us the lowdown on what makes a killer Carnival set.

Designer Chandy Lewis reveals what makes the perfect carnival costume.

Spoken Word artist and storyteller, Baden Prince, performs his fantastic piece about the true meaning of carnival.

Captain Lenroy Browne from the Insane Carnival Mas Troupe explains what it’s like to actually take part in Carnival and how you can join in.

Menace XL brings good time soca vibes – as well as a host of killer tunes for us to feature in the episode.

And Carnival legend Jagger Martin explains why Calypso is still the beating heart of Carnival.Dust off your feathers and sequins. Carnival is back!Links: The official Antigua and Barbuda tourism authority website: .Learn more about Peter at his personal website: .Plan your celebrations with the official .For unique insights on Carnival and all aspects of Antiguan and Barbudan culture, drop by Petra Williams’ website, .Listen to DJ Elementz’s latest mixes on his page or follow him on .Check out Chandy Lewis’s latest stunning creations on .Find out more about poet and storyteller, Baden Prince, on his page.Find out how you can join the and take part in the Antigua Carnival.Dance along to Menace XL’s hi-energy soca tunes on and follow him on .And follow Calypso legend, Jagger Martin on .Listen to the songs featured:

Love & Wanderlust

Saison 1 · Épisode 8

lundi 13 juin 2022 • Durée 57:45

With their beautiful beaches, stunning sunsets and gorgeous resorts, there’s no denying that the twin islands of Antigua and Barbuda are the perfect destination for couples looking for adventure and romance.

Love is in the air pretty much 365 days a year.

And there are countless opportunities for couples to celebrate and strengthen their love.

Maybe that’s why Antigua and Barbuda is fast becoming the Caribbean’s premier wedding destination.

Wedding Officiant, Carol-Ann Skepple, reveals just how easy it is to get married as well as some of the more spectacular celebrations she’s officiated at.

Mandie Braithwaite, the Wedding Manager at Blue Waters Resort and Spa, explains how she helps couples organise their big day and tells me about wedding that changed her life.

Melinda Fletcher from Dana Enterprises: Life Love Memories, shares her idea of the perfect romantic day in Antigua and Barbuda and how she can help you achieve it.

Antigua’s most exciting wedding dress designer, Kareem Jerome Simon, explains why his stunning gowns are perfect for any Antiguan island wedding.

And we hear from Emily Olsen, who got married in Antigua last December, for a bride’s perspective of what it’s like to get hitched in paradise and tips on how to make things go as smoothly as possible.

Bur first, we hear from Shermain Jeremy, the Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority’s very own Romance expert.

June is the islands’ official month of Love and Wanderlust, and Shermain tells us about all the activities designed to make a visit this month extra special for those in love.

Wadadli Eats

Saison 1 · Épisode 7

jeudi 5 mai 2022 • Durée 01:11:27

Welcome to Wadadli Eats, our episode about the amazing food you can try when you visit Antigua and Barbuda.

They say food is the way to a person’s heart. But it’s also the fastest and best way to experience a local culture. Especially when that food is as fresh and tasty as Antigua and Barbuda’s delicious cuisine.

The food of Antigua and Barbuda is innovative too. Local chef, musician and artist, Nkoye Zifah tells us how he mixes traditional Antiguan ingredients, molecular cooking and the visual arts to create truly unique dishes.

Bert Kirshner at Papa Zouk explains why a hearty red snapper is still the king of local Antiguan cuisine.

Nicole Arthurton Dennis from Nicole's Table talks us through Antigua and Barbuda’s national dish and how you can make it at home.

Marco Festini explains how he is bringing Michelin-star standards to the all-inclusive menu at the Hammock Cove Resort.

Alex Grimly from Sheer Rocks reveals how Antigua’s natural beauty elevates the dishes served at his spectacular cliff top restaurant and bar.

Elaine, a roadside pineapple seller, tells us what makes the Antiguan Black the best pineapple in the world.

And Deverel Forde explains why no meal in Antigua and Barbuda is complete without a dash of the local hot pepper sauce.

But we start with Tiffany Azille from Eat 'n Lime tours. She’s taking us on a magical foodie tour of the capital, St John’s.

I hope you’ve brought your appetite!

Links:

The official Antigua and Barbuda tourism authority website: .Learn more about Peter at his personal website: .

Sailing and Yachting

Saison 1 · Épisode 6

jeudi 14 avril 2022 • Durée 01:06:58

Antigua and Barbuda are one of the world’s premier sailing destinations and in this episode we find out why.

Rana-Jamila Lewis gives us the lowdown on Sailing Week, the biggest event on Antigua and Barbuda’s sailing and social calendar.

Devin Joseph from the Antigua Yacht Club Marina & Resort gives us a fantastic overview of sailing in Antigua and Barbuda throughout the year.

Sara Sebastian from Nicholsons Yacht Charters and Services explains why chartering a yacht is the perfect way to explore Antigua and Barbuda’s magical waters, even if you’re not a sailor.

And Pia Baptist from Tropical Adventures reveals why a sunset cruise is the ideal way to dip your toes into the sparkling waters of Antiguan sailing, so to speak.

We visit young Antiguan sailor Jhemsey Parades at the National Sailing Academy to learn how they are teaching young Antiguans to swim and sail and how they can help you learn to sail too.

Fabio Giorgi from the Inn on English Harbour reveals an intriguing link between Duran Duran and the azure waters of Antigua.

Lyndon Pamphile introduces us to the surprisingly competitive world of model boat racing on Antigua.

And we are joined by Antiguan Yachting Royalty, Mr Karl James MBE, President of the Antigua and Barbuda Yachting Association.

So what are you waiting for? Come on board and relax. Antiguan sailing adventures ahoy!

Links:

The official Antigua and Barbuda tourism authority website: visitantiguabarbuda.com

Learn more about Peter at his personal website: petermoore.net

Follow all the activities of Sailing Week at sailingweek.com

Find out more about the Antigua Yacht Club Marina and Resort at aycmarinaresort.com

Book a yacht charter with Nicholson Yacht Charters and Services at or a sunset cruise or lobster lunch cruise with Tropical Adventures at Support the National Sail Academy and book sailing lesson with Jhemsey at Holiday like Duran Duran at .Watch Lyndon Pamphile and his mates race model boats in Antigua on .And read about Karl James’ big day at Windsor Castle on

Barbuda

Saison 1 · Épisode 5

jeudi 10 mars 2022 • Durée 45:02

Barbuda is the Caribbean’s best kept secret. Life is slower here and more relaxed. The locals are fiercely proud of their culture but equally willing to share it. And the island has been blessed with a unique natural beauty.

The island is rightly famous for its extraordinary beaches. One is named after a Princess. Another is a beguiling shade of pink.

But scratch the surface and you’ll find a certifiable wonder of nature, mysterious caves, a unique cuisine and friendly locals happy to introduce you to their culture … and their pace of life.

In this episode, local boatman Pat Richardson takes Peter deep into Barbuda’s extraordinary Frigate Bird Sanctuary. It’s one of nature’s greatest spectacles and Peter gets to witness it at the height of the cacophonous mating season.

Jackie Beazer from Wa’Omoni Bestaurant makes Peter a delicious conch burger, explains why her eatery is a Barbudan institution and offers advice on the best way to meet the locals.

Asher Frank explains how Barbuda’s unique communal land laws have protected the island from the overdevelopment. And why her eco-friendly guesthouse and glamping site is the perfect way to get away from it all.

Matthew John reveals why Hillview Bar & Grill, his rustic bar out on Two Foot Bay, is a great place to chill, meet people and tuck into a barbequed lobster, fresh off the grill.

Finally, Claudette Thomas from Barbuda Belle suggests that it’s not just the long deserted beach, delicious seafood and beguiling solitude that brings guests back to one of the world’s best small luxury hotels. It’s the airconditioned beds as well.

We told you Barbuda was unique!

Links:

The official Antigua and Barbuda tourism authority website: visitantiguabarbuda.com

Learn more about Peter at his personal website: petermoore.net

Book a tour of the Frigate Bird Sanctuary with Pat via his page on Barbudaful.See what's cooking at the on their .Order a copy of Asha Frank’s book, , on .

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