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The Saint Mary Parish on Antigua's southwestern end, embraces such key tourist destinations as Jolly Harbor, Johnson's Point and Old Road. There are numerous calm-water beaches all around the area worth a crack at them. Along Antigua's south and southwestern coasts there are beaches less developed that those near St. John's. When hitting the curvy coastal road, travelers happen on Fryes Bay, Darkwood Beach, and the beaches around Johnson's Point. You can frolic in having a meal at the beach. The sight of white sands and the sea will make your fresh-lobster lunch complete. There are also seafood and shellfish dishes. The nice-smelling breeze blowing by and the drinks will surely relax you until good music and dancing kick off to make you trip the light fantastic. Jolly Harbor is a new store complex offering all necessary items for tourists checking in at Antigua's top-notch hotels and beaches. This is the right spot for you to find countless shopping opportunities for gifts, keepsakes, hairdos, banking services or just a nice meal. Those visitors docking aboard yachts will find in the Jolly Harbor Marina the perfect place to stay for a day or two with all kinds of service at one's beck and call. Saint Mary counts on a huge array of restaurants, bars and nightly entertainment along the coast. Opportunities are great and so is the international-gourmet and Caribbean-cuisine food. Don't you miss out on the opportunity of discovering these beautiful places in Antigua.
