In the evening enjoy dinner at one of the specialty restaurants and then try your luck at the electronic casino.  You can always check out the live local entertainment and staff theme shows or simply relax strolling through the moonlit gardens. The nights are just as fun as the days in Antigua. 

To ensure a casually elegant atmosphere, please be advised that there is a dress code of no shorts or sleeveless shirts after 6:30 pm.

Attire on Antigua and Barbuda is not as casual as most other Caribbean destinations. Swimwear and short-shorts are appropriate only on the beach, not in town. In the evenings, men and women tend to dress up--especially in the larger hotels and resorts. A few deluxe hotels even require jacket and tie. Check with your hotel before packing for your trip.

Snorkeling and Diving
Snorkeling is possible at many of Antigua and Barbuda’s beautiful beaches while Antigua has a number of first-class scuba diving facilities. The well-known Cades Reef is an offshore site partly contained in a designated underwater park. Another popular site is the wreck of Andes, a three-masted merchant ship that sank in 1905 and now lies in Deep Bay. More advanced divers may  consider the ledge of Sunken Rock on the south coast while the southern and eastern coasts are thought to offer the most consistent diving. Dive depths generally range from 25 to 80 feet but can reach up to 180 feet.

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Bars and Snacks