Cathedral of St. John the Divine - Magnificent limestone facade, adorned with intricate carvings and topped with a majestic dome

Betty’s Hope - Betty’s Hope, Antigua’s first large-scale sugar plantation, was founded in 1650 by Governor Keynell and developed by the Codrington family from 1674. It became a model estate, known for its efficiency and innovative sugar production techniques. On your visit, you’ll see restored windmills, the still house, water catchment systems, and the remains of the manager’s house. The site includes an interpretation center with artifacts and exhibits detailing the plantation’s history.

Devil’s Bridge - At Devil’s Bridge in Antigua, you will see a dramatic natural limestone arch carved by the powerful Atlantic waves. This stunning geological formation is located on the eastern coast of the island, in the Indian Town National Park. The bridge offers breathtaking views of the rugged coastline and the crashing waves below.
Visitors can explore the surrounding area, which includes blowholes that shoot water into the air during high tide, creating a spectacular display. The site also has historical significance, as it is linked to local folklore and the tragic history of enslaved Africans who, according to legend, leaped from the bridge to escape the hardships of slavery.
The natural beauty, combined with its cultural and historical context, makes Devil’s Bridge a unique and poignant destination in Antigua.

Nelson’s Dockyard - Explore a UNESCO World Heritage Site steeped in maritime history. Discover the beautifully restored Georgian buildings housing museums, shops, and restaurants amidst the backdrop of towering masts of sailing vessels, tour the historic naval structures like the Admiral’s House and the Copper and Lumber Store, gaining insights into the area’s significance during the colonial era. Additionally, you can stroll along picturesque cobblestone streets, soak in panoramic views from Shirley Heights, and even catch a glimpse of majestic yachts in the marina.

Dow’s Hill Interpretation Centre - Experience an immersive exhibits and audiovisual presentations that bring the island’s history and culture to life. Learn about Antigua’s indigenous peoples, the impact of colonization, and the island’s role in the transatlantic slave trade. Marvel at panoramic views of English Harbour and Nelson’s Dockyard from the observation deck, gaining a deeper understanding of Antigua’s strategic importance in the Caribbean. Additionally, take advantage of guided tours and educational programs offered at the center to enhance your experience further.

The Blockhouse - the Blockhouse in Antigua, you’ll experience a fascinating glimpse into the island’s military history. Explore the well-preserved ruins of this 18th-century fortification, which once served as a strategic lookout point to defend against potential invaders. Marvel at the breathtaking views of the coastline and surrounding landscape from atop the hill where the Blockhouse stands. Take your time to soak in the atmosphere and imagine the soldiers who once manned this historic outpost. Don’t forget your camera to capture the stunning vistas and the rugged beauty of Antigua’s coastline from this vantage point.

Shirley Heights - Take in the panoramic vistas of English Harbour and the surrounding coastline from the historic lookout point, providing a perfect photo opportunity. Immerse yourselves in the vibrant atmosphere of the Shirley and explore the remnants of the military buildings and cannons that once guarded the island, gaining insights into Antigua’s naval history and strategic importance.
If visiting in the evening, witness the stunning sunset over the Caribbean Sea, casting a warm glow over the landscape and creating a memorable experience.

Pigeon Point Beach - The crystal-clear waters and soft sandy beach make it an ideal spot for swimming and sunbathing. Don’t forget to walk with swim gears and sunscreen.

Fig Tree Drive - Fig Tree Drive is one of the most picturesque drives in Antigua, winding through the lush rainforest expect the beautiful views of tropical foliage, including banana trees, coconut palms, and mango groves, and the namesake fig trees. The drive offers numerous scenic viewpoints where you can stop to take in the breathtaking vistas of the surrounding landscape and coastline.