Launched: 2019
Top 5 Members
English Harbour
Dive Carib
digital member
Diving
English Harbour, Antigua and Barbuda
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Inactive Members
These members were previously active but have not had a Green Fins assessment or self-evaluation to verify their environmental impact in the last 12 months. An inactive status does not mean they are not operational or that they are not following environmental standards.
Antigua Reef Riders
inactive member
Snorkelling
Jolly Harbour, Antigua and Barbuda
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CocoVibes Tours
inactive member
Snorkelling
McKinnons, Antigua and Barbuda
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Soul Immersions
inactive member
Diving
English Harbour, Antigua and Barbuda
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South Coast Horizons
inactive member
Snorkelling
Cades Bay, Antigua and Barbuda
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The Green Fins Antigua and Barbuda Team 🇦🇬
Green Fins is overseen by the Ministry of Tourism and the Fisheries Division in Antigua and Barbuda. The launch of Green Fins Antigua and Barbuda was made possible through a partnership with Caudalie thanks to an introduction by the 1% for the Planet movement.
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