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Stingray City (Antigua)Newest Review: ... on all the up-strokes - but it only takes 5 minutes or so. You are issued with a life-vest to wear and also have a snorkel and mask, if you want. The 30 or so rays are in captivity, they are trapped within this netted area, but this is the sea, not a tank or pool and they swim free within the confines of the netted area - think fish farm, really, or wildlife preserve more than aquarium or ... more |
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by - written on 18/04/09 (Very useful, 211 readings)
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Stingray City - quite a name, huh? Could it be an Arizona hot-spot for Corvette haters? Well perhaps, but it's not. Could it be a town in Queensland, Australia, perhaps conveniently located between Porpoise Spit and Dolphin Promontory? Well again, yes it could, but it isn't. Stingray City is the place just off the north coast of the Caribbean island of Antigua where you can swim with real, live stingrays. A 30-minute coach ride from the capital of St John, over to the north coast of the island, the Stingray City operation at Seaton's Village sits right on a section of coast in-between two headlands. They have some outdoor space and picnic tables ... Read the complete review

