ANTIGUA & BARBUDA
Antigua's best, reviewed.
The 10 most popular things to do in Antigua. From catamaran days and reef snorkels to Nelson's Dockyard and the long Sunday at Shirley Heights, the experiences worth your time.
Powerboat circumnavigation of Antigua with Stingray City swim, Pillars of Hercules snorkeling, secluded Rendezvous Bay beach time, lunch and rum.
“This was an incredible day out. The trip gives you a roundtrip of the island. We were pretty much the only group at Stingray City, which made it more special. The islands we stopped at were so picturesque and perfect for snorkeling. We Read more”
Sail from Jolly Harbour to Bird Island and Paradise Reef for two snorkel stops, beach time, and lobster lunch with drinks.
“I purchased this trip as a wedding gift for my friend’s on their honeymoon and they said this was the best day they had on the island. They are so happy and the weather was perfect!”
Antigua North Sound eco tour with snorkeling at Great Bird and Hell’s Gate, turtle and mangrove talks, caving climb, lunch included.
“A great day onboard, picked up from the beach at blue waters. Captain and crew were so good and friendly. The information and knowledge about the eco system was fantastic and interesting. A truly wonderful day”
Half-day Antigua round-island tour with hotel pickup, English Harbour highlights, Nelson’s Dockyard, Devil’s Bridge, and Shirley Heights views.
“We had a great day with our guide. Very friendly and knew island extremely well. Beautiful stops. Wish we had more time at Navelyard National Park, but no regrets. Car was comfortable and cool ac helped. Highly recommend this tour and company. Driver was very relxed also.”
Private Antigua land-and-sea tour with calm shore snorkeling near shipwrecks and turtles, plus Nelson’s Dockyard and Shirley Heights.
“This trip was amazing. We were looked after from beginning to end on this private tour. Even down to rinsing our Sandy, salty shoes after walking back from the beach to the car. Jonny is an amazing character who brought his experience and Read more”
Antigua jerk cooking lesson at Nicole’s Table with hands-on spice secrets, small-group class, and lunch plus rum punch apps and dessert.
“We had a fantastic time cooking with Nicole. She is as talented a teacher as she is a cook. Our group appreciated how she guided us through the recipes and steps, and encouraged us to participate with the chopping, stirring, blending, and Read more”
Bike, kayak, and hike Antigua with a small-group guide from St. John’s, ending at a historic fort with sea and city views.
“The tour was great . The tour guide was very knowledgeable. He was very patient with me . I have not rode a bike in years. I highly recommend. You will learn a lot .”
Ride a tuk-tuk through Antigua’s Fig Tree Drive rainforest, then hit 3 white-sand beaches for swim and sun time.
“So much fun! Brings out the kid in you. Excellent way to see the island. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and provided snacks and adult beverages along the way. On our way back, I connected to the blue tooth and we sang our favorite old school tunes out loud. We had a blast.”
Walk Heritage Quay with a local guide on Antigua’s City Lime Food Tour: tastings included, free rum, small-group pace, and history too.
“We got a food and history tour with an inexperienced guide. The food was okay; many of the spots had limited seating. It was a bit rushed with 7 stops. The rum punch and smoothie stops were the highlights”
Make your own Antigua rum in a small group class with tasting flights, flavor blending, and a custom 750ml bottle souvenir to take home.
“Good fun, entertaining hosts. Me and my partner have been before but brought my parents along this time. Lots of different rums to try, amazing information about the process of making rum. Must do if in Antigua”
