• Shirley Heights - Shirley Heights Lookout - Renowned for its breathtaking views of English and Falmouth Harbour, this lookout offers a stunning perspective, though the sun sets slightly to the side over the open sea. From here, you can also catch glimpses of Montserrat and Guadeloupe. An entrance fee of $10 USD is required on Thursday and Sunday evenings, while access is free at other times.
  The Blockhouse - This viewpoint at the largest fortress provides spectacular sunrise views over Antigua’s east coast.
  Interpretation Center - The lookout at the information center, complete with a small gift shop, offers the best sunset views, with the sun setting almost directly over English Harbour. However, it typically closes at 5 pm, making it difficult to access the view. It occasionally remains open into the evening, but visitors can always proceed to the other viewpoints mentioned, accessible via the same road.
• Betty’s Hope - Step back in time at Betty’s Hope, Antigua’s first and largest sugar plantation, established in 1674. Once a pivotal part of the island’s sugar industry, Betty’s Hope provides insight into Antigua’s colonial past and the significance of sugar in its history.

Explore the restored sugar mill, learn about the lives of those who worked on the plantation, and view historical artifacts in the small on-site museum. Surrounded by open countryside, it serves as both a cultural landmark and a place for reflection.

Highlights:

Visit Antigua’s first large sugar plantation, founded in the 17th century

See the restored windmill and learn about sugar production

Explore the museum with exhibits on plantation life

Discover an important part of Antigua’s history and heritage

Good to Know:

Location: Pares Village, Antigua

Best combined with tours of Devil’s Bridge, Nelson’s Dockyard, or an island sightseeing trip

Comfortable shoes recommended

• Nelson’s Dockyard - Discover the world’s only remaining Georgian naval dockyard, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in English Harbour. Once the base of Admiral Horatio Nelson in the 18th century, Nelson’s Dockyard is now beautifully restored and rich with history, culture, and charm.

Stroll through stone buildings that now house museums, galleries, and shops, wander the marina lined with yachts, and enjoy breathtaking views of the harbour. With its rich heritage and lively atmosphere, Nelson’s Dockyard is both a historic treasure and a must-see cultural hub in Antigua.

Highlights:

Visit Antigua’s most famous UNESCO World Heritage Site

Discover 18th-century naval history and architecture

Explore museums, galleries, shops, and restaurants on-site

Enjoy stunning views of English Harbour

Perfect for history lovers and culture seekers

Good to Know:

Location: English Harbour, Antigua

Entrance fee applies (often included in guided tours)

Comfortable shoes recommended

• Museum of Antigua and Barbuda - Situated in the heart of St. John’s, the Museum of Antigua and Barbuda is an ideal place to explore the islands’ rich history. Housed in the old colonial Court House built in 1750, the museum displays artifacts from the Arawak and Carib peoples, the colonial sugar era, and Antigua and Barbuda’s journey to independence.

Visitors can explore exhibits ranging from ancient pottery and tools to models of sugar plantations and traditional island life. It’s a cultural gem that offers insight into the heritage and resilience of the Antiguan people.

Highlights:

Discover Antigua and Barbuda’s history from pre-Columbian times to independence

View artifacts, exhibits, and models of island life

Visit one of the oldest colonial buildings in St. John’s

Great for culture seekers and history lovers

Good to Know:

Location: Long Street, St. John’s

Small entrance fee applies

Typically combined with city or heritage tours

• Fort James - Constructed in the early 18th century, Fort James stands proudly at the entrance of St. John’s Harbour, guarding Antigua’s historic capital. This well-preserved colonial fort offers visitors a glimpse into the island’s military past, complete with cannons, stone walls, and panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea.

Stroll around the fortifications, learn about Antigua’s colonial defenses, and enjoy sweeping views of the harbor and coastline. Fort James is perfect for history enthusiasts and photographers alike.

Highlights:

Explore a historic 18th-century colonial fort

See original cannons and defensive structures

Enjoy breathtaking views of St. John’s Harbour and the Caribbean Sea

Ideal for history lovers and photography enthusiasts

Good to Know:

Location: Entrance of St. John’s Harbour

Free to visit; accessible by car or guided tour

Comfortable shoes recommended

• Fort Barrington - Situated above Deep Bay on Antigua’s northern coast, Fort Barrington was built in the 18th century to protect the island from French attacks. Today, visitors can explore the historic ruins while enjoying breathtaking panoramic views of the coastline and surrounding islands.

A short hike leads to the fort, making it a perfect stop for history enthusiasts, photographers, and anyone who loves scenic vistas. Fort Barrington offers a mix of adventure, history, and spectacular scenery in one experience.

Highlights:

Visit 18th-century fort ruins with historical significance

Enjoy stunning panoramic views of Deep Bay and the Caribbean Sea

Short hike suitable for most visitors

Perfect for history lovers, photographers, and adventurers

Good to Know:

Location: Northern Antigua, Deep Bay area

Free to visit; bring water and wear comfortable shoes

Can be combined with a northern Antigua sightseeing tour

• Devil’s Bridge - Devil’s Bridge is a natural limestone arch sculpted by centuries of crashing Atlantic waves, located on Antigua’s rugged east coast. This stunning geological formation is a dramatic and photogenic site, offering visitors a glimpse of the island’s raw natural beauty.

Surrounded by blowholes and panoramic ocean views, Devil’s Bridge is perfect for history and nature lovers alike. Local legend adds an intriguing story to the site, making it as fascinating culturally as it is visually.

Highlights:

Marvel at a natural limestone arch shaped by the Atlantic Ocean

Watch waves crash through nearby blowholes

Capture dramatic, Instagram-worthy photos

Learn about local legends and folklore

Good to Know:

Location: Eastern Antigua

Free to visit; best visited during low tide

Wear sturdy shoes and be cautious of slippery rocks

Combine with nearby historic and scenic tours

• St. John’s - Scenic Tour of St. John’s

Explore the vibrant capital of Antigua, St. John’s, on a scenic tour that blends culture, history, and local life. Wander through colorful streets, visit bustling markets, and admire historic landmarks, including the iconic St. John’s Cathedral.

Your guide will share fascinating stories about the city’s past, architecture, and traditions, giving you an authentic taste of island life. This tour is perfect for first-time visitors who want to see the heart of Antigua in comfort and style.

Highlights:

Explore St. John’s colorful streets and local markets

Visit historic landmarks such as St. John’s Cathedral

Learn about the city’s history, culture, and traditions

Ideal for first-time visitors seeking a full city experience

Good to Know:

Location: St. John’s, Antigua

Wear comfortable walking shoes

Can be combined with other island tours

• Private Vehicle
• Entrance fees
• Hotel, villa, or cruise port pickup and drop-off
• Complimentary Rum Punch
• Bottled water
• Tour Guides

Design your perfect day in Antigua with a private tour tailored to your interests. Whether you’re captivated by historic sites, tranquil beaches, or the island’s lively culture, this customizable journey ensures you experience exactly what you desire. Relish the luxury of a private driver/guide in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle, offering a flexible itinerary and personalized attention. Ideal for couples, families, and small groups looking for an exclusive adventure.

• Fully customizable tour to discover Antigua’s top attractions or hidden treasures
• Private driver/guide provides a personalized experience
• Enjoy convenient pickup and drop-off from your hotel, villa, or cruise port
• Perfect for families, couples, or small groups seeking a hassle-free adventure

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.