Landscape
Antigua and Barbuda consists of two main islands with noticeably different terrain. Antigua has hills, valleys and an indented coast, while Barbuda is much lower and includes extensive sandy shores and lagoon environments.
Sheltered bays and headlands create variety around Antigua. Barbuda’s low relief makes the boundary between land and sea particularly important, especially around its lagoon. Smaller islands add to the country’s wider coastal and marine setting.

