A pristine and uninhabited island paradise ideal for snorkeling, swimming

A historic harbor with access to the beautifully restored Nelson’s Dockyard. 

The capital of Antigua is known for its colorful waterfront, bustling markets, and landmarks like the historic St. John’s Cathedral.

An extensive reef system with vibrant marine life and healthy corals. One of the island’s top underwater attractions.

Panoramic views over English and Falmouth Harbors with breathtaking sunsets

Lush rainforests with scenic hiking trails, rich biodiversity, and thrilling zip-lining adventures through its dense canopy.

Antigua’s nightlife is a mix of laid-back beach bars, lively nightclubs and the weekly street party at Shirley Heights

A small uninhabited wildlife haven with excellent snorkeling reefs.

A natural limestone arch located on the east coast of Antigua.

Sail over to Barbuda to experience the island’s famous 17-mile Pink Sand Beach.

365 stunning beaches, one for every day of the year

Snorkel with friendly southern stingrays in their natural habitat