Things to Do in Antigua and Barbuda

Walk in the footsteps of Admiral Lord Nelson and visit the cafés, galleries and museum located inside the restored Georgian houses of this boatyard.

Enjoy white sands, blue-green waters and thrilling watersports at this Caribbean beach, which is conveniently located close to the town of St. John’s. 

Experience the peaceful seclusion of this horseshoe-shaped bay, which has spacious sandy shores framed by palm trees and offshore reefs to explore.

Appreciate the artistry of nature with this narrow strip of rock that stretches across a blowhole in the Atlantic Ocean.

Make your way up Goat Hill to reach the ruins of a historic fort and enjoy stunning views of the blue Caribbean Sea.

Enjoy unprecedented views and relax to the smooth sounds of calypso music at this site with military ruins and privately owned restaurant and lookout.

Feel the crunch of the immaculate white sand particles between your toes and snorkel amid the corals in the crystal clear water.

Sheltered by the broad arc of Lignum Vitae Bay, this captivating beach has tranquil waters, gorgeous views, soft sand and shady trees on the foreshore.

Bring your kids to swim in this flat and placid bay and enjoy the spectacular views of endless blue water from the 18th-century fort.

Stand on the walls of this ruined fortress, enjoy sublime views and contemplate the challenges faced by colonists in defending the harbor.

Treat yourself to a day of relaxation, watersports and delicious cuisine at the luxury beach resort set on the shores of this bay in southern Antigua.

Dive into the clear waters of the Caribbean Sea, find a seat at the beachside bar or stretch out on the sand and admire the view at this west coast beach.

Take a guided tour of this 18th-century colonial house to learn about its former residents, who range from kings to naval commanders.

An idyllic beach that offers breathtaking views and diverse marine animal life, as well as scenic walking trails that lead to geological wonders.

This golden beach overlooking Falmouth Harbour is ideal for appreciating Antigua’s constant sunshine, swimming in crystal clear water and watching pretty sunsets.

The restored ruins of this once-grand plantation are a striking reminder of Antigua’s sugar boom and the appalling slavery that defined the period.  

See the daunting reminders of the island’s slave trade and learn about the Arawak people in the city’s oldest surviving building.

Enjoy the utterly serene ambiance on this isolated strand, go horseback riding and gaze up at the rocky Corbinson Point.

Look out over the main beach fronting Johnson’s Point from a waterfront bar or restaurant and see a spacious sweep of golden sand and pristine shores.

Stay at the acclaimed resort to experience its pampering spa treatments and enjoy excellent views of the white-sand beach.

Stroll along this crescent-shaped beach and find a place to rest under the shade of swaying palm trees. Go swimming and snorkeling in the ocean waters.

Rest in the public square, visit the casino and check out the array of duty-free products in this two-story open-air mall.

Gaze up at the remaining walls and cannons of the fort and join a game of cricket on this scenic white-sand beach.

Admire the view of the Caribbean Sea and St. John’s and examine the powder magazine and gun emplacements of this beachside fort.

Ascend the large staircase to this hilltop delight and admire the stained-glass windows and dark pitch pine furnishing of the interior.