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A fun visit
Just one of the 40 forts built on Antigua by the British in the 17th and 18th centuries, Ft James still stands on one side of the mouth to St John's harbour. The walls are pretty much intact, as is t...
The closest beach to the cruise ships, quick $5 pp taxi ride, ask to be dropped off at Millers. Here you will find lounge chairs for rent (we paid $10 each), wooden umbrellas for shade, bathrooms wit...
Fort James is situated at the entrance of St John's Harbour. It was built by the British in the early 1700's for fear of attack from the French. It was armed with 36 cannons and a garrison of 75 men...
Interesting place for a short visit. You have to ask the security guard for the key and then it's about a 7 minute walk uphill to the top. The place isn't very well looked after. The views are ok but ...
A fun visit
Just one of the 40 forts built on Antigua by the British in the 17th and 18th centuries, Ft James still stands on one side of the mouth to St John's harbour. The walls are pretty much intact, as is t...
Fort James Beach, Antigua cruise stop
The closest beach to the cruise ships, quick $5 pp taxi ride, ask to be dropped off at Millers. Here you will find lounge chairs for rent (we paid $10 each), wooden umbrellas for shade, bathrooms wit...
Protection for St. John's
Fort James is situated at the entrance of St John's Harbour. It was built by the British in the early 1700's for fear of attack from the French. It was armed with 36 cannons and a garrison of 75 men...
Fort Ruins and an amazing beach
Lovely ruins to meander over. Beautiful vistas and an amazing beach as well. Not a busy place and if you want peace and quiet you will find it here
Interesting place for a short visit
Interesting place for a short visit. You have to ask the security guard for the key and then it's about a 7 minute walk uphill to the top. The place isn't very well looked after. The views are ok but ...