St. Johns, Antigua Webcam

by RumShopRyan on February 8, 2010

This weeks Island Webcam comes from the island of Antigua and it’s city of St. Johns. Gaze at views of the harbor and enormous cruise ships as they drop off people you wouldn’t mind trading places with. The webcam is operated by The Coast restaurant and bar.

St John’s is the capital and largest city of Antigua and Barbuda, a country located in the West Indies in the Caribbean Sea

Don’t forget to visit the the Antigua Rum Distillery it’s located at the Citadel and is the only rum distillery on the island.

St. Johns, Antigua Webcam

Webcam image courtesy of The Coast nightclub, bar, and restaurant.

Over and out from somewhere south,
RumShopRyan

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