Barbuda is one of the two main islands forming the State of Antigua and Barbuda, in the Caribbean Sea. Covering roughly 144 km², the island is mostly flat and lined with celebrated pink-sand beaches.
Barbuda is essentially a low coral island, with a highest point barely above 38 metres. Codrington Lagoon, on the west coast, hosts one of the world's largest colonies of magnificent frigatebirds.
The Codrington Lagoon Bird Sanctuary is a must-see for ornithologists, and the island preserves several caves adorned with Amerindian petroglyphs.
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