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| Antigua and Barbuda | Sandals/Dinner Cruises/Restaurants Posted: Sun September 2, 2007 10:46 PM UTC
We are headed to Antigua Sandal's resort next week (Honeymoon)! I know the resort has some nice (all inclusive) restaurants, but I'd like to get out a little. I've heard of "The Cove" restaurant. My wife likes the nicer places. Also, I've been looking for a nice dinner cruise? I don't want a choppy all-day adventure (Well, I'd like that, but her, maybe not). Anyways, any advice? Stay on the property? Cruise? Nice Upscale Restaurants?
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Dean2006 
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| Antigua and Barbuda | Re: Sandals/Dinner Cruises/Restaurants Posted: Mon September 3, 2007 02:47 PM UTC
The Cove restaurant is supposed to be nice and there are various other resort restaurants that are also nice:
:: Vyviens (in Blue Waters Resort) :: Le Bistro (in Hodges Bay area) :: Home Restaurant (In Gambles area) :: East Restaurant (In Carlsisle Bay Hotel) :: Bay House (In Trade Winds Hotel) :: The Pavilion Restaurant (On the airport grounds) Have a look at the following web site for more info and maps: http://www.stay-in-antigua.com Some other useful website http://www.antiguanice.com http://www.thepavilionantigua.com http://www.definitivecaribbean.com/guide/Antigua.aspx As nice as Sandals is it is always good to look around the island. There are various places that can make a nice day trip or just a short trip for a couple of hours. Places like English Harbour, Nelsons Dockyard, Shirley Heights, Betty’s Hope, Devils Bridge and Stingray City. You can rent a car to get you around the island or ask Sandals to book you a taxi to take you out. For shopping it would be best to visit the capital St Johns as they have a duty free area as well as many non duty free shops around the rest of the town. Another experience that might be worthwhile is a helicopter trip around the island as it gives a great views. Whatever you decide to do I hope you have a great time!
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Galesjam 
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| Antigua and Barbuda | Re: Sandals/Dinner Cruises/Restaurants Posted: Wed September 5, 2007 11:35 PM UTC
Go to The pavillion but bring a jacket (it's formal) , service is EXCELLENt and food is beyong! AVOID Le Bistro..rude staff, uncooked meat and very far for you $$.
You won't be disappointed with the Pavillion Happay honeymoon! PS: I hope you upgraded your hotel room to the new Meditterean suites..older part not so nice and needs work.
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lking20  
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