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Learn about Antigua’s past and present on this guided tour of the island. This extensive sightseeing tour includes popular sights including Devil’s Bridge, Blockhouse, Shirley Heights, Nelson Dockyard, Fig Tree Drive where you’ll see banana trees, pineapples and more. Plus, enjoy a delicious lunch at one of the local restaurant.

Antigua’s Bikini Beach Bar is on one of the most beautiful beaches on the island—Dickenson Bay—and this is your private invitation to visit for a day of fun in the Caribbean sun. With everything from a lobster lunch cooked up on the beach and return transport to your accommodation included, along with beach umbrellas and a fully staffed bar serving delicious rum punch, all you need to bring is your towel.

Sail all the way around the island of Antigua in just one day with this powerboat tour. You'll get the chance to swim with rays before sailing off to dine on an included lunch right on the beach. You'll then head to the Pillars of Hercules for snorkeling and on to Rendezvous Bay for swimming and beach time before heading back to your departure point.

Experience the beauty of Antigua on foot without the risk of getting lost by joining a guided small-group hike. Active, outdoor-loving travelers will enjoy hitting the island's trails along the coastline and in the hills. Check out the incredible views while being immersed in them, unlike when you're on a bus tour. This tour is best suited to moderately fit travelers who enjoy walking.

Learn how to prepare a variety of Caribbean dishes in a four-hour rum cooking class. Try four distinct types of rum from Jamaica, Barbados, and more.  Make cocktails, an appetizer, main course, and a dessert all using the island's iconic ingredient. Follow along as the teacher goes through each rum enhanced dish step by step.  After eating your fill, take home recipes for everything you prepare.

• Visit historical sites including: Nelson's Dockyard and the Blockhouse • Learn about the island's culture and folklore • Drive through local villages & along Fig Tree Drive into the rainforest • Swim in the Caribbean Sea or relax on the beach.

Discover the rich West Indian cuisine of the Caribbean during this 4-hour, small-group cooking workshop. Learn about jerk cooking, how curry and other spices came to these idyllic islands, and how various spices are used in Caribbean cuisine. Create a delicious 3-course meal and cocktails from start to finish with your instructor, Nicole, and then enjoy the fruits of your labor with views of the Caribbean Sea.

Fun, authentic, laid-back, beautiful… Antigua! There is no better way to explore the island than our popular Antigua Island Tour. You get to explore Antigua island tour and get the best of everything that Antigua has to offer, in one amazing day! Discover all of Antigua’s well-known and hidden treasures as you journey through small villages, into a national parks, and to the extraordinary lookout point of Shirley Heights. Views of tropical gold-sand beaches and sky-coloured ocean are just the beginning of what this Antigua travel has in store for you. We highly recommend this adventure tour due to the fact of how much you get to see and do in one day. This is especially key for those visiting our shores on a cruise stop. This is the ideal shore excursion. If you are choosing one thing to do while you are visiting Antigua, our “Explore Antigua Tour” is the best choice! A fully air-conditioned vehicle comes along with a well-trained, knowledgeable, and very friendly driver and guide.

Taste the flavors of Antigua with a small group cooking class offered at Nicole’s Table, located a short drive from St. John's. In addition to a hands-on cooking lesson, Nicole offers inside tips and recipes for you to try at home. Afterwards, sit down for a meal of cocktails, appetizers, freshly-caught seafood, and dessert.

Dunn's River Falls, located near the town of Ocho Rios in Jamaica, is one of the island’s most famous natural attractions. This magnificent waterfall stands at approximately 180 feet high and stretches 600 feet long. The water cascades down over smooth rocks, creating natural pools and lagoons that are perfect for a refreshing dip. The falls are surrounded by lush tropical vegetation, adding to the scenic beauty of the area. At the base of the falls, the water flows directly into the Caribbean Sea, meeting a beautiful white-sand beach of which visitors can enjoy a swim, if they so desire. Dunn’s River Falls is not only a place of natural beauty but also a site of historical significance, believed to be the location of the Battle of Las Churreras in 1657 between the Spanish and the English. Today, it offers a blend of adventure and relaxation, making it a must-visit destination.