Holidays in Antigua & Barbuda

St John's is a city full of vibrancy. Every corner tells of the rich history and culture of the Caribbean islands. The St. John's Cathedral and the Museum of Antigua and Barbuda are well worth a visit. Life pulsates in the evening hours. Enjoy the sunset at a bar.

​Once a British naval base, English Harbour is steeped in history. Visit the ruins of forts and barracks or learn more about the Caribbean state's history at the Admiral Nelson Museum. Take a boat trip around the harbour or get active by renting a paddle board or jet ski. 

​Valley Church Beach on the east coast of Antigua is famous for its fine white sand, clear water, and lush backdrop. It’s one of Antigua’s most popular spots. 

​Codrington attracts visitors from all over the world. It’s the perfect base to explore Barbuda, with the famous Pink Sand Beach and Princess Diana Beach just a few kilometres away. Relax on these dream beaches or swim, snorkel, and bathe in crystal-clear waters. 

​Located on Antigua’s northwest coast, this natural rock formation is a popular tourist attraction. The "bridge" has been shaped by waves over millions of years, offering stunning sea views. A highlight is a dip in the “pools” formed below the rocks. 

This viewpoint on Antigua’s northwest coast provides breathtaking views of the island, including the remnants of British forts. Early risers can catch an unforgettable sunrise over the sea from Shirley Heights. 

​Stingray City is a popular sandbank off Barbuda’s coast. It offers perfect conditions for swimming, snorkelling, and diving, with the chance to get up close with stingrays in the clear, turquoise waters. 

The lagoon of Barbuda features expansive mangrove forests, offering ideal conditions for frigatebirds. Take the opportunity to admire these impressive birds. It’s best to ask for a local guide who can take you by boat to the best spots without disturbing the birds.

​This secluded beach on Antigua’s east coast is known for its white sand, clear turquoise water, and lush jungle backdrop. Find your inner peace or get active with snorkelling and diving. 

​Located on Antigua’s south side, this breathtaking beach is named after its crescent-shaped bay. Its gently sloping beach is perfect for surfing, sailing, or snorkelling. As with most of Antigua, you’ll enjoy the unrivalled Caribbean flair that inspires pure happiness. 

​This quiet beach on Antigua’s west side is renowned for its black sand. In the calming atmosphere you can relax under the palms or enjoy top-notch conditions for surfing or snorkelling. 

Dickenson Bay, located on the northwest coast of Antigua, is a lively and vibrant beach destination. Here, you can enjoy surfing, sailing, and snorkeling. Families will love the gently sloping sandy beach, perfect for children, while active holidaymakers can enjoy long walks along the shore.

​​Head to Antigua’s northwest coast to discover Ffryes Beach. The landscape is stunning, but the real highlight lies underwater. Explore numerous coral reefs with flippers and snorkel or in full diving gear.