Antigua is famous for 365 beaches, one
for each day of the year. It has one of the driest climates in the
Caribbean and its gentle trade winds and crystal clear waters
offer some of the best sailing in the West Indies.
Antigua is part of the Leeward Islands and is
situated in the middle of the Caribbean chain. St Kitts lies to
the west and Guadalupe to the south.
There are a whole host of activities to enjoy
on the island. Explore the historical sites of Nelson’s Dockyard,
the only restored working Georgian dockyard in the world, and
Betty’s Hope, the last working sugar mill in the Caribbean.
Sea lovers will enjoy the superb sailing
conditions and divers will marvel at the beauty around the ocean
shelves and wrecks of Antigua.
One of the most popular events on the island
is the Sunday night party at Shirley Heights where, as the sun
sets over English Harbour, steel bands and reggae music ring out
over the ruined fort of the old look-out point.
Antigua is famous for 365 beaches, one
for each day of the year. It has one of the driest climates in the
Caribbean and its gentle trade winds and crystal clear waters
offer some of the best sailing in the West Indies. 
There are a whole host of activities to enjoy
on the island. Explore the historical sites of Nelson’s Dockyard,
the only restored working Georgian dockyard in the world, and
Betty’s Hope, the last working sugar mill in the Caribbean. 
One of the most popular events on the island
is the Sunday night party at Shirley Heights where, as the sun
sets over English Harbour, steel bands and reggae music ring out
over the ruined fort of the old look-out point. 
