Antigua Beaches & Attractions
Sail to paradise aboard our private charters, where pink-sand beaches, historic landmarks like Nelson’s Dockyard, and snorkeling hotspots await. As a British & Antiguan-run company, we offer tailored tours with luxury amenities and local expertise. Let us craft your perfect day on the water – from secluded coves to vibrant marine adventures.
Stunning Beaches Accessible by Boat
Stunning Beaches Accessible by Boat
Discover Antigua’s world-famous shores, where powdery white sand meets crystal-clear waters.
Many of these idyllic beaches are best reached by boat, offering privacy and breathtaking scenery
Discover Antigua’s world-famous shores, where powdery white sand meets crystal-clear waters.
Many of these idyllic beaches are best reached by boat, offering privacy and breathtaking scenery
Must-See Tourist Attractions
Must-See Tourist Attractions
Enhance your Antigua adventure with these unforgettable experiences, easily accessible by boat
Enhance your Antigua adventure with these unforgettable experiences, easily accessible by boat
Nelson’s Dockyard
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this restored 18th-century naval base is a must-see.
Shirley Heights
Hike or boat to this iconic viewpoint for panoramic vistas and legendary sunset parties.
Antigua Sailing Week
If visiting in April, don’t miss the Caribbean’s premier sailing regatta in English Harbour.
Discover Antigua’s Rich History & Culture
Antigua’s vibrant heritage reflects centuries of colonial influence, maritime history, and strategic military significance. While guided educational tours are available, you can also explore these iconic sites independently as you travel across the island
Discover Antigua’s Rich History & Culture
Antigua’s vibrant heritage reflects centuries of colonial influence, maritime history, and strategic military significance. While guided educational tours are available, you can also explore these iconic sites independently as you travel across the island
Nelson’s Dockyard
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this beautifully restored 18th-century naval dockyard was once the heart of Britain’s Caribbean fleet and a key hub for Admiral Nelson’s operations.
Fort Berkeley
Guarding the entrance to English Harbour, this historic fort was essential in defending Antigua’s southern shores.
Shirley Heights
A This former military lookout offers sweeping views of English Harbour and stands as a reminder of Antigua’s strategic role in colonial defense.
Monks Hill
A strategic vantage point used to monitor the coastline and deter potential threats from foreign powers.
Fort Barrington
Perched on Goat Hill, this fortification protected Antigua’s northwestern coast from invasions, offering a glimpse into the island’s military past.
Redonda
This uninhabited island was once a contested colonial outpost, playing a surprising role in regional power struggles.
The Martello Tower
A striking example of 19th-century military architecture, built to bolster Antigua’s coastal defenses.
The Andes Wreck
The remains of this sunken vessel provide a fascinating window into the perils of historic Caribbean trade routes.
