Moss Boss is a bold, vibrant brand bringing the natural benefits of raw sea moss into flavor-forward creations. With about 40 unique blends, there’s a taste for every mood — from rich Coffee & Sea Moss for your morning kick, to the zesty warmth of Ginger & Sea Moss, plus fruity, herbal, and exotic combinations.

We harvest our sea moss sustainably, clean it carefully, and pair it with fresh, natural ingredients to keep every sip potent and delicious. Each recipe supports everyday wellness — sea moss delivers essential minerals, vitamins, and prebiotics, while spices and extracts add antioxidants and digestive perks.

From chilled tropical punches to energizing ginger shots or coffee-style infusions, Moss Boss makes healthy living exciting and flavorful.

Contact: 722-0306 | 781-5684
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Every blend is crafted with locally sourced botanicals, nourishing oils, and antioxidant-rich extracts for broad-spectrum protection without a heavy residue. Even our packaging reflects our mission — recyclable tubes, biodegradable containers, and minimal plastics, all printed with eco-friendly inks.

More than a product line, Greenovations Antigua is a movement. We partner with schools, marine biologists, and beach-cleanup groups to raise awareness about how sunscreen impacts reefs, marine biodiversity, and coastal waters.

We’re also committed to transparency: full ingredient lists, SPF testing, cruelty-free standards, and water- and sweat-resistant formulas for active, sensitive skin.

By merging sustainability with premium sun protection, Greenovations Antigua helps locals and visitors enjoy the Caribbean sun while caring for the treasures beneath the waves.

Call or WhatsApp: 720-1975

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Your Stingray City Antigua snorkel adventure will be the highlight of your vacation. Enjoy the unique experience interacting with the rays, together with snorkeling amongst magnificent coral reefs and tropical fish. 

Start your adventure at our land base amongst tropical birds and parrots- where our experienced guides will brief you how to handle the rays.  You will then be taken for a short boat ride on calm protected waters through the scenic islands of the “North Sound“. You’ll get a chance to see the beautiful, turquoise Caribbean waters. In this area there are many small, uninhabited islands which make the scenery quite picturesque. In a few minutes, we arrive at “Stingray City“. Here you can pet and feed friendly, Southern Stingrays, right in the water. You will also be given the opportunity to take a photo with them. You can Snorkel on the pristine coral reef and see brilliant colored fish. After everyone has had a chance to swim or snorkel, we head back to the mainland on the boat once again. Book this Tour now: https://mycaribbeanexplorer.com/st_tour/sting-ray-city/

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This special  flight will give you the option to go where you want in the allotted time limit. In addition to that this breathtaking tour ascends to Antigua’s countryside over Mt Obama, to the rainforest and local villages before heading to Shirley Heights, historic Nelson’s Dockyard, the yachts of English Harbour, out to Cades Reef, Jolly Harbour, all while giving you a chance to see some fabulous beaches and St John’s.

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At Kingdom Floral Plus, we love turning ideas into keepsakes! We specialize in personalized, handcrafted creations that make every moment special.

From custom T-shirts, mugs, tumblers, and pillows to pens, keyrings, cake toppers, and so much more — each item is designed with care to match your style or occasion. Whether it’s a gift, a celebration, or something just for you, our goal is to delight every customer with unique pieces made to last.

Bring your vision to life with our custom touch!

Contact: 782-6629

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This is the registration page https://raceroster.com/events/2024/84807/aua-rohrman-triathlon-2024 and this is the payment page https://frubipay.com/rohrman-triathlon-2024

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Barbuda is part of a three-island state with Antigua and uninhabited Redonda in the north-eastern Caribbean; and often described as Antigua’s sister island. On Barbuda you will find one small village community on a large island that has been virtually untouched by tourism. It is world renowned for its beaches which are natural, many miles long and often sprinkled with pink sand. Here is a map of where we are and a satellite image at the bottom of the page where you can see the large lagoon to the west, the salt ponds and flashes to the north, and the central location of the only village – Codrington.

Barbuda was listed by Conde Nast Traveller as one of the top ten destinations to watch in 2016 and more recently in Wanderlust magazine. It continues to be of interest to independent travellers from all over the world.

Barbuda has the deep blue Atlantic on one side with wild beaches full of driftwood and shells, and the Caribbean Sea on the other, with pink sand beaches perfect for swimming and snorkelling, and with plenty of opportunities to see animals, fish and birds in their natural habitat, undisturbed by the local population.The beauty of Barbuda is in its natural and peaceful way of life. It’s definitely not for visitors who are looking for nightlife or lots of tourist attractions – it’s a place where you can relax, slow down, meet local people and make your own entertainment.

The population of approximately 1500 live in the only village of Codrington, but Barbudans have family all over the world, especially in the UK, the USA and Canada. If you are a visitor here you will soon be part of the lives of local people as Barbudans welcome you to their island. Barbuda is 15 miles long and 8 miles wide, and is rocky and very flat. Much of the island is covered in impenetrable bush and there are unmarked roads and tracks to most of the beaches, with only one main road in various states of disrepair going from River in the south, to Two Foot Bay in the north of the island.

Hurricane Irma took some of our well known hotels and guest houses including the longest established Coco Point Lodge and North Beach. K Club has become Nobu, and work has started on Barbuda Ocean Club – a Discovery Land Company resort – taking over Coco Point and the old Palmetto hotel and rigorously pursuing other large areas of beach-front land all along the South coast and into the lagoon.

Barbuda Belle at Cedar Tree Point is open, and so are Barbuda Cottages, and for nature lovers on a budget we have a beach-side glamping site and a new guest house at Frangipani Corner. We also have lovely Emerald Sands – a locally owned and brand new guest house on the South coast. For more information on how to get to Barbuda, where to stay, and transport, taxi’s or tours go to visit us.

Source: barbudaful.net

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