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Two Foot Bay & Indian Cave
17° 40.0′ N · 61° 46.0′ W
Limestone sea cliffs on the Atlantic coast honeycombed with caves you can stand in. They include 'The Fridge', cool and breezy, and Indian Cave, which holds Barbuda's only Amerindian petroglyphs. Red-billed tropicbirds wheel along the cliffs.
Practical
Coordinate verified: OpenStreetMap cave-entrance node 'Two Foot Bay Cave' at the Gun Shop Cliff end of the Two Foot Bay cliffs. The Two Foot Bay district centroid on Wikipedia is N17 40.43 W061 48.42. Reach it by taxi, hire car or tour from Codrington along Two Foot Bay Road; nearly every island tour stops here. Indian Cave is about 35 ft tall and has bats. Some passages need a guide, a torch and sturdy shoes. In Gun Shop Cliff cave, a climb leads to the Drop Cavern and narrow passages with petroglyphs. Two Foot Bay has been a nature reserve since 2014 and is the only home of the endemic Barbuda warbler. Barbuda Hillside View Bar & Grill is under the cliffs. The Atlantic beach here is not a swimming or anchoring spot in normal trades.
Best for
Caves, petroglyphs and tropicbirds
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