Antigua

365 beaches, one for each day of the year.

Pristine sands and turquoise waters

Antigua is a captivating Caribbean haven, renowned for its 365 pristine white-sand beaches and spectacular coastline, where secluded coves, rolling hills and crystalline turquoise waters create an idyllic tropical escape. Its sheltered bays offer the perfect setting to slow down, unwind and enjoy a true sense of seclusion. For those seeking more than relaxation, Antigua effortlessly combines natural beauty with authentic island culture, exceptional local cuisine and a fascinating history. Explore further and discover the island’s rich colonial heritage, reflected in its historic sea-facing forts, centuries-old architecture and preserved cannons dating back to the era of 17th-century British settlement. With its effortless blend of tranquillity, culture and adventure, Antigua is the kind of destination that stays with you long after you leave.

Must Visit in Antigua

Beyond its beautiful beaches, Antigua reveals a rich cultural heritage, vibrant local flavours and lush tropical landscapes waiting to be explored.

Devil’s Bridge National Park

A striking natural limestone arch on the Atlantic coast, sculpted by the powerful waves crashing through its dramatic opening.

Nelson’s Dockyard

The world’s only continuously operating Georgian-era dockyard, set within one of the Caribbean’s most beautiful and naturally protected harbours.

Betty’s Hope

The restored ruins of this once-grand plantation offer a poignant glimpse into Antigua’s sugar-producing past and the legacy of slavery that shaped this era.

Shirley Heights Lookout

A locally owned restaurant and bar overlooking English Harbour, renowned for its Sunday sunset parties with live steel bands and Caribbean barbecue.