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Abracadabra Bar and Restaurant,
English Harbour,
268-
460-1732. This local hot-spot has it all: dancing, sports, piano
bar, live music; a great place to spend an evening.
Big Banana
, Historic Redcliffe Quay, St. John's,
268-480-
6985. Live music twice a week and a great selection of CDs for
the other five nights of the week, along with great food.
Coconut Grove Beach Restaurant
, Dickenson Bay,
268-
462-1538. This beachside bar has a great menu and live music
on the weekends.
Millers By The Sea
, Fort James, St. John's,
268-462-9414.
Each night of the week comes with a different style of live mu-
sic. Be sure to stop by on Sundays for Caribbean Night.
O'Grady's Pub
, Redcliffe Street, St. John's,
268-462-5392. A
local favorite, the pub combines their impressive menu with
live music on Wednesday nights.
Just the Facts
Entry Requirements:
US and Canadian visitors must show a
passport or a birth certificate and photo ID as well as an on-
ward or return ticket.
Getting Around:
Taxi travel is the most common means of
transportation, especially for couples not comfortable with driv-
ing on the left side of the road. Taxi fares from the St. John's
area to Nelson Dockyard on the far side of the island run about
US $50 round trip.
Rental cars are available; a temporary Antiguan driver's li-
cense is required. We found that some roads are a little bumpy,
and that a full tank of gas (as well as a spare tire) is recom-
mended for visitors traveling away from the major destina-
tions.
Language:
English
Currency:
Eastern Caribbean dollar (US $1 = EC $2.70)
Electricity:
Part is 110 volts; part is 220. Bring an adapter just
to be safe.
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