NELSON’S DOCKYARD MUSEUM
This museum has been restructured to tell the story of English Harbour and of the people that toiled and sweated
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St Lucia
The two towering volcanic peaks on St Lucia’s south-west coast, the Pitons, are one of the most famous landmarks in
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Guyana
This is no Caribbean island, you realise with a start as you peer through the cabin window of your BWIA
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Jamaica
Jamaica is the largest of BWIA’s island destinations, the third largest of the Caribbean islands after Cuba and Hispaniola, and
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Grenada
Lush, green volcanic mountains, fine white-sand beaches, excellent sailing and diving, and a lively summer Carnival are among Grenada’s biggest
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Caracas
A short flight with BWIA from Port of Spain brings you to one of Latin America’s richest states and its
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Barbados
Along low swoop over the sea and along the island’s south-east coast brings your flight to Grantley Adams Airport, eleven
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Antigua and Barbuda
Your first glimpse of Antigua, as your BWIA plane prepares to land at V. C. Bird International Airport, is likely
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NELSON’S DOCKYARD MUSEUM : Nelson’s Dockyard Gift Shop
There is well stocked gift shop attached to the Dockyard Museum in the Naval Officer’s House. It carries old maps,
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NELSON’S DOCKYARD MUSEUM: Points of Interest
THE CAMELFORD ANCHOR – Legend has it that the anchor marks the spot where Lt. Lord Camelford shot Lt. Peterson