Must See and Do

Most Popular Places and Activities to Explore in Antigua 

Beaches that you cannot take our eyes off

There could be no other island in the Caribbean that can flaunt a beach for each day of the year, yet Antigua does so easily, a considerable lot of these seashores are the stunning sort that gleam off the pages of the most perused touring publications. Indeed, without a doubt, Antigua is known for having

probably the most beautiful beaches on the planet, sure affirmation that your choice to travel on this island was likely one of your best ones. To add on, Antigua Sailing Week is typically held at Nelson's Dockyard in St. Johns. The occasion was established in 1967, and consistently it draws in between 150-200 yachts, with around 1,500 members and 5,000 observers by and large. In the event that your outing to the island isn't during Sailing Week, you can contract a boat for the afternoon or pursue a cruising journey. Half-day journeys are generally sufficient to get that ocean sprinkling that you hunger for.

Meet Your Idol Sportsman!

Sir Viv Richards is known as one of the best cricket batsmen ever, and his foundations shoot up from the island of Antigua. The famous Antiguan café Ocean Breeze is his number one home base, and keeping in mind that feasting here, you may simply have the honor of meeting this famous

 personality and click a picture with him.

Shirley Heights

Shirley Heights is one of the most notable attractions to visit in Antigua. What's fascinating about this space is that it's a reestablished military post and weapon battery and elements a café and bar that is most exuberant on Sunday nights with a band and a live barbecue. The dusks seen from this area are portrayed by a larger number of people as the loveliest sight on the planet, and in the event that you go during the day you'll have the option to get 

extraordinary perspectives on Freeman's Cove and Falmouth Harbor, among different regions. On the off chance that you go only for the party, 5 PM is the best 

opportunity to show up as by then you're probably going to stroll into an enthusiastic party scene with Caribbean themed music. As you're taking in the dusk from this 360-degree vantage, remember to pay special attention to the green glimmer!

Nelson Dockyard National Park

A social legacy site and marina, Nelson's Dockyard Public Park in English Harbor is a well-known scene for cruising occasions in Antigua. Not just that, it has verifiable importance as should be visible in its eighteenth and nineteenth century style reestablished structures, which today house shops, displays, exhibition halls, museum galleries and a lot more! There are many trekking and hiking trails that branch out onto the magnificence of this space, and there are likewise lodgings and eateries in this space which is made particularly famous by the way that the eighteenth century English maritime dockyard is an UNESCO World Legacy site. The dockyard is the most established running Georgian dockyard on the planet. At the point when you're finished discovering your surroundings, you can advance toward the Stronghold Shirley or Post Berkeley, both situated nearby. The eighteenth-century Clarence House and Dow's Slope Understanding Center are in the vicinity too waiting to be discovered

St John’s

The capital city of Antigua, St. John's is one of the places on the island that you're probably going to invest a considerable part of your energy in during your vacations There's such a huge number of things to do in St. John's, and it's a particularly brilliant spot, that you'll feel connected to the Caribbean and its peacefulness from the moment you set foot in the town. Quite possibly of the most particular and notable structure in the town is the high rising St. John's Church, and after a visit through that area, you can advance toward Legacy Quay for some duty-free shopping. St. John's is an extraordinary spot to buy 

souvenirs and gifts for yourself and your loved ones back at home, especially in Redcliffe Quay. In the event that you're visiting the area towards the end of the week, look at the harborside public business sectors, on Fridays and Saturdays - you can likewise invest some energy visiting the ruins of the 

eighteenth-century Fort James and Fort Barrington, which date back to the times of war. You can be deeply invested in the history of this place and find 

yourself appreciating the stories of the brave fallen soldiers. The cruise ship port is likewise situated in the city.

The best chance to visit Antigua is between mid-December to mid-April when it's pinnacle season, making it the ideal objective to get away from the cold weather, also a decent optional choice is to visit Antigua in May or June.