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 ..read more

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 plan ..read more

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 ..read more

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 ..read more

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 offici ..read more

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 r ..read more

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 Trop ..read more

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 take ..read more

Welcome to the colourful, crazy world of cricket in Antigua and Barbuda.  Here the people watching the match are just as entertaining as the cricketing stars out in the middle. An iron band lays down a heartbeat for the match. Dancers and stilt walkers bring the carnival vibe. And a DJ provides a blast of feel-good soca whenever a boundary is hit or a wicket falls. The rum flows freely and there’s lobster being BBQed on the grill. It’s cricket, but not as you know it. And something you’ve got to experience it at least once in your life. Chickie Baptiste is the DJ who brought the part ..read more

New Year.  New you. Discover how Antigua and Barbuda are leading the way in Wellness in the Caribbean. The world class resorts offer all kind of therapeutic treatments and activities. And with their stunning beaches and forests, the islands themselves are pretty much a natural wellness clinic anyway. Tricia Greenaway is President of the Beauty, Spa and Wellness Association of Antigua and Barbuda gives us a great overview of  Wellness on the islands. Vennetta Johnson from Wild Lotus Glamping explains why their incredible Wellness Retreats are your fast track to slowing down. Carla ..read more