Antigua and Barbuda

The national flag of Antigua and Barbuda features a rising golden sun above black, blue and white horizontal sections framed by two red triangles. The rising sun symbolizes a new era of independence, black represents the African heritage of the people, blue stands for hope and the Caribbean Sea, white signifies the sandy beaches, and red reflects the people's energy and determination.

The current flag of Antigua and Barbuda was designed by Sir Reginald Samuel and officially adopted on November 1, 1967, when the country became an Associated State of the United Kingdom. It remained the national flag after full independence in 1981 and is widely recognized for its unique and symbolic design.

• Official Name: Antigua and Barbuda
• Capital: Saint John's
• Continent: North America (Caribbean)
• Population: approx. 100,000
• Official Language: English
• Currency: East Caribbean Dollar (XCD)

Famous Attractions
• Nelson's Dockyard
• Dickenson Bay
• Shirley Heights
• Devil's Bridge
• Barbuda Pink Sand Beach

Antigua and Barbuda is a twin-island nation in the eastern Caribbean, famous for its crystal-clear waters, coral reefs and beautiful beaches. The country offers a rich maritime history, vibrant culture and tropical scenery. Popular attractions include Nelson's Dockyard, Shirley Heights, Dickenson Bay, Devil's Bridge and the pink sand beaches of Barbuda.