Coco Point Road

Coco Point Road is one of three arterial roads in Barbuda. The road links River Road at the Martello Tower to the end of the Coco Point peninsula. All goods traveling from the island's main seaport at The River must pass through this road. Coco Point Road stretches across much of the southern coast along Coral Group Bay.^[1] The road passes through many important wildlife areas including woodlands and habitats of endemic wildlife such as the Barbuda warbler, Setophaga petechia (mangrove yellow warbler), Lesser Antillean bullfinch, and the Bananaquit.^[2][3] Pools of still water on the sides of the road are also home to mosquitos that swarm the surrounding plants in the daytime.^[3] In 2007 portions of the film The Spring Ritual were filmed on the road and its environs.^[4] The central government has proposed that proper intersection controls be made for the road due to its status as one of the island's main roads.^[1] The road is maintained by the Barbuda Council.^[5]

Length10.2 km (6.3 mi)

FromRiver Road in South Coast

ToCoco Point in the Salt Lake district

CountryAntigua and Barbuda

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Coco Point Road
The road in 2025
Route information
Maintained by Barbuda Council
Length	10.2 km (6.3 mi)
Major junctions
From	River Road in South Coast
To	Coco Point in the Salt Lake district
Location
Country	Antigua and Barbuda
Highway system
Transport in Antigua and Barbuda

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The road commences in the west at the Martello Tower. It continues eastbound towards the junction with Found Out Road and Sand Road at River Wharf (1.1 km). The road continues to the junctions with an unnamed road at 5.6 km, a second unnamed road at 7.5 km, a third unnamed road at 8.4 km, continuing to the end of the Coco Point peninsula at 10.2 km.^[6]