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Featuring 365 pristine beaches, luxurious all-inclusive resorts, and unforgettable destinations, Antigua and Barbuda are guaranteed to impress.

 

Featuring 365 pristine beaches, luxurious all-inclusive resorts, and unforgettable destinations, Antigua and Barbuda are guaranteed to impress.

 

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Dive Into Antigua

Besides the beaches, there are plenty of other activities to keep you busy. Calm harbors and protective coral reefs make this a great place to scuba dive or take in an exciting yacht race during sailing week. Not only that, but there are also several delicious restaurants for you to sample, offering upscale cuisine from across the world. Not your thing? Not to worry. You still have plenty of cultural activities and offerings to explore. So even if you do manage to visit all 365 beaches, there are plenty of activities to keep you coming back.

 

Antigua is a destination for water-lovers. Antigua vacation packages let you relax on the beach, go scuba-diving or try your hand at sailing.

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Antigua Overview

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    Mapping-Out Antigua

    Antigua, the principal island in the two-island nation of Antigua and Barbuda, offers an intriguing blend of natural beauty and historical richness. With its 365 beaches – one for each day of the year – Antigua unfolds a tapestry of scenic coastlines and gorgeous harbors that are ready to captivate any visitor.

    As you navigate the island, make your way to the west, where St. John's, the nation's capital and largest city, awaits. This vibrant hub pulses with local culture and serves as the principal docking point for incoming cruise ships, infusing the city with a constant flow of international flavor.

    Venture inland and find yourself in the echoes of the island's past, where remnants of the once-thriving sugar industry have left their imprint. Explore the relics of a plantation, a church, and a fort that paint a vivid picture of the island's history.

    English Harbor cradles the renowned Nelson's Dockyard on the southern coast, a quintessential destination for maritime enthusiasts and history buffs alike. This restored Georgian naval dockyard, now a cultural heritage site and marina offers a unique window into Antigua's colonial past.

    Beyond Antigua, to the north, lies Barbuda, the sister island with its distinct charm. Barbuda is renowned for its beaches that glisten with light pink sand. This unique feature enchants visitors and serves as the island's primary export, making it an invaluable part of the local economy.

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    Restaurant Preservation Initiative

    Antigua boasts an enticing culinary scene beyond the ordinary, with independent restaurants serving a diverse medley of delicious dishes worth exploring. Each establishment offers unique flair and flavors, enhancing the island's gastronomic offerings.

    For instance, in the charming Redcliffe Quay, you'll find Pizzas in Paradise serving up delightful pizza creations that are anything but standard. Here, traditional pizza gets a tropical twist with island-specialty toppings like succulent lobster and fresh seafood, offering a compelling contrast to the familiar.

    If your palate is inclined towards French cuisine, Le Bistro presents a feast of sophistication. Set in an intimate and elegant atmosphere, the restaurant showcases an impressive array of dishes ranging from fresh seafood to tender duck and classic escargots. Coupled with a robust wine list and large windows offering breathtaking views, Le Bistro effortlessly melds French luxury with Caribbean beauty, creating an exotic dining experience.

    For those looking for a more relaxed dining ambiance, Cecilia’s High Point Café is the place to be. This laid-back beachfront cottage may seem unassuming, but its culinary offerings are anything but. The food here transcends the usual beachside fare, with Cecilia's blending of fine dining and a friendly atmosphere making this eatery a sought-after destination.

    Whether you're craving an innovative take on pizza, a fine French meal, or beachfront dining with a twist, Antigua's culinary scene offers you various tantalizing options. Each restaurant adds something unique to the table, promising you a savory and memorable dining experience in this Caribbean paradise.

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    They Have How Many Beaches?

    Antigua, renowned for its 365 beaches - a beach for every day of the year, has three standouts worth exploring.

    Begin your journey with the secluded gem known as Half Moon Bay. This half-mile beach may require a bit of an adventure to reach, but it pays off generously with its pristine white sands, thriving coral reefs, and excellent conditions for both surfing and snorkeling. The tranquil ambiance combined with the thrilling opportunities for water sports makes Half Moon Bay a must-visit for every beach enthusiast.

    Next, make your way to Pigeon Point, nestled near Falmouth Harbour. This idyllic spot is home to not just one but two white-sand beaches offering excellent swimming and snorkeling experiences. The clear, calm waters here are perfect for exploring the rich marine life beneath the surface, making it a paradise for underwater adventurers.

    Finally, venture to Barbuda, Antigua's sister island, to experience the famed Pink Beach. Its unique rosy hue, resulting from crushed coral mixed into the sand, sets this beach apart. While amenities may be limited, the beauty and tranquility of this extraordinary beach make it a must-see.

    While you'll likely explore more of Antigua's beaches during your visit, these three are unique starting points. Each offers a unique slice of paradise that will help shape an unforgettable island experience.

Things to Do in Antigua

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    Circumnavigation

    Embarking on the Circumnavigation Tour in Antigua is an adventurous journey that unveils the island's breathtaking coastal beauty in an all-encompassing 90-kilometer trip. You'll navigate aboard the Wadadli catamaran, renowned for its comfort and style, perfectly crafted for a day of exploration and relaxation.

    As the Wadadli sails across the vibrant blue waters, you'll be treated to a delicious lunch complemented by an open bar, keeping you refreshed as you take in the sun-kissed landscapes. The vessel charts a course along Antigua's circumference, offering unmatched panoramic views of the island's unique coastal contours.

    The tour also brings you to some of the finest snorkeling sites around Antigua. You'll have the chance to immerse yourself in crystal-clear waters teeming with rich marine life. As you explore the impressive barrier reefs, you'll marvel at the riot of colors displayed by the myriad of underwater species that call these reefs home.

    This Circumnavigation Tour is more than just an excursion; it's a journey into Antigua's natural beauty. As you take in the breathtaking sights above and below the water's surface, you'll understand why this tour was designed – to showcase the island's coastal splendor in all its glory. Truly, a day spent aboard the Wadadli catamaran promises an unforgettable Antiguan experience.

    Included:

    • Lunch
    • Open bar
    • Snorkel gear
    • Guide

     

    Not Included:

    • Towels
    • Tips
    • Souvenirs

     

    Don't Forget to Bring:

    • Swimsuit
    • Sunblock
    • Towel
    • Hat
    • Sunglasses
    • Camera

     

    Hours:

    Tues, Wed, Thurs, Sat. The tour lasts approximately 7 hours.

     

    Where to Go:

    Resort beach.

     

    Age Restrictions: N/A

     

    Additional Information:

    The tour is not suitable for people with mobility and heart conditions. Max weight is 250 lb.

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    Eco Tour

    If you're seeking an immersive nature experience in Antigua, the Eco Tour offers an enchanting journey that brilliantly showcases the island's ecological diversity. This tour isn't just a sightseeing expedition; it's a well-rounded educational adventure that provides an in-depth understanding of the island's ecosystems.

    As part of the Eco Tour, you'll be guided through verdant landscapes that unveil the extraordinary flora and fauna that make Antigua a natural paradise. Marvel at the breathtaking views as you traverse scenic trails, with knowledgeable guides explaining the intricate relationships within these ecosystems and their vital roles in sustaining life on the island.

    For those who love marine life, the Eco Tour doesn't disappoint. The warm Antiguan waters provide excellent snorkeling opportunities. Witness the vibrant underwater world teeming with colorful fishes, fascinating coral formations, and other remarkable marine creatures. It's an underwater spectacle reminding you of the astonishing biodiversity beneath the waves.

    The adventure continues with an intriguing climb into a small cave. It's a unique experience that gives a glimpse into the geological aspects of the island, adding another layer to your understanding of Antigua's rich natural heritage.

    The Eco Tour also includes a nature walk or hike that lets you get close to the island's terrestrial wonders. Every step reveals a new spectacle, from stunning bird species fluttering through the tree canopy to lush greenery painting the landscape in various hues.

    Included:

    • Drinks
    • Lunch
    • Snorkel Gear
    • Tour Guide

     

    Not Included:

    • Towels
    • Tips
    • Souvenirs

     

    Don't Forget to Bring:

    • Comfortable clothes and shoes
    • Sunblock
    • Towel
    • Hat
    • Sunglasses
    • Extra money

     

    Hours:

    Mon-Fri. The tour lasts approximately 8 hours.

     

    Where to Go:

    Jolly Harbour Antigua; located on the dockside/marina side of the Crow's Nest Restaurant & Sports Center, a 5/10 min walk from Jolly Beach Hotel.

     

    Age Restrictions:

    N/A

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    Great Bird Island Tour

    For nature enthusiasts and adventurers alike, a trip to Great Bird Island is a must during your visit to Antigua. Named for its vast population of diverse avian species, this tiny islet, situated roughly 3 kilometers off the coast of Antigua, offers a unique slice of nature's bounty.

    As you sail towards this little paradise, prepare to be greeted by a myriad of exotic terrestrial and marine animal species. Perhaps most noteworthy is the harmless Antiguan Racer snake, an intriguing creature that calls Great Bird Island its sole home. Observing this rare species in its natural habitat is a unique experience that highlights the island's biodiversity.

    Upon arrival, the calm surf and balmy waters invite you to dive in for an exhilarating snorkeling adventure. The favorable conditions make it a perfect spot for beginners and young explorers, allowing everyone to appreciate the abundant marine life up close. The underwater world surrounding Great Bird Island is a kaleidoscope of vibrant corals, colorful fishes, and other marine creatures, offering a mesmerizing spectacle for snorkelers.

    The island itself is a haven for birdwatchers. True to its name, Great Bird Island harbors a remarkable array of bird species. As you explore the islet, you'll be serenaded by bird songs and can marvel at the fluttering spectacles of color as these avian inhabitants go about their day.

    Included:

    • Lunch
    • Open bar
    • Snorkel gear

     

    Not Included:

    • Tips

     

    Don't Forget to Bring:

    • Swimsuit
    • Sunblock
    • Towel
    • Hat
    • Sunglasses
    • Camera

     

    Hours:

    Wednesday. The tour lasts approximately 6 hours.

     

    Where to Go:

    Resort beach.

     

    Age Restrictions:

    N/A

     

    Additional Information:

    The tour is not suitable for people with mobility and heart conditions. Max weight is 250 lb. The Great Bird Island is a virgin islet with endangered, harmless snakes, so please respect their lives and don't leave trash behind.

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    Shoot 'Em Up at Antigua Clays and Reservoir

    Antigua Clays and Reservoir Range offers educational programs, clay pigeon shooting, archery and more. You may not immediately associate target practice with sun bathing, but if you're the kind of person who likes to visit a shooting range every once in a while, what could be better than taking aim in an island paradise? The ranges offer an array of activities. If you're a newbie, you can take one of the educational programs to learn about this sport. For the experienced shooters and archers, you can train your eyes down range. Whether you want the roar of gunfire or the twang of a bow, you can have an unexpectedly good time at this island shooting range.

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    Escape to Mosquito Cove Beach

    Getting to the idyllic Mosquito Cove Beach includes a difficult drive, but the reward is a secluded paradise. Near Bolans Village in the English Harbour area, the road to the beach is bumpy, and you'll probably want a 4-wheel drive for the trek. Ask for directions. It will be worth it. Because when you arrive, you'll find a Caribbean dream of white sand and turquoise water. Relax in your newfound personal retreat. You've discovered what's special about Antigua. With so many beaches along this island's shoreline, there are undisturbed areas of coastal perfection just waiting to be discovered and enjoyed.

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    365 Beaches

    There are numerous beaches on Antigua to enjoy. For starters, there's a lovely white-sand beach at Falmouth Harbour on Pigeon Point. It's only about a 4-minute drive from Admiral's Inn. With calm waters and pristine sands, this is one of the best beaches for snorkelers and swimmers. Another great beach is Dickenson Bay, known as one of the island's finest beaches. With its wide strip of powder-soft sand and calm waters, this beach is known for being safe for families with small children. You can also find refreshments, restaurants and bars nearby. For a more quiet experience, head to the north side of Dickenson Bay, where you'll find secluded beaches. Or, sometimes you can find locals willing to take beachcombers to one of the uninhabited offshore islands like Prickly Pear Island. Whatever beach you want, there's one perfect for you on Antigua!