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Six Antigua Resorts You Need to Visit Right Now

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - April 26, 2018
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Want to splurge? Go for one of the plunge pool suites.

Cocobay This all-inclusive outpost stands out for its singular views of the sparkling turquoise waters of Valley Church beach. It’s a barefoot-chic hideaway, with 57 units and four “plantation houses” that offer a choice between adults-only seclusion and group retreats. Learn more about Cocobay.


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