Discover Antigua’s history, tropical landscapes, and coastal scenery in one memorable day. Explore Nelson’s Dockyard, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and take in sweeping views over English Harbour from Shirley Heights. Continue along Fig Tree Drive through lush greenery, then follow the coast for views of turquoise waters, sandy beaches, and the open Caribbean Sea.
Along the way, enjoy a tasting of local fruits, including Antigua’s celebrated black pineapple. A 15-minute stop at Darkwood Beach offers time to take photos and admire the coastal scenery before continuing your tour. This is a sightseeing and photo stop, rather than a swimming stop rounding out a day of history, island flavours, and beautiful views.
For guests staying at hotels will pick you up at the hotel lobby The driver will be waiting with a sign of the lead traveler's name.
For Cruise Ship passengers, once you disembark your ship, walk up to the ACB Bank area just outside the port. I’ll be there waiting with a sign of the lead traveler's name.
Enjoy a scenic drive through St. John’s, Antigua’s vibrant capital city. Along the way, see notable landmarks such as the St. John’s Cathedral, historic government buildings, local neighborhoods, and everyday island life that offers insight into Antigua’s culture and history.
Enjoy a 15-minute audiovisual presentation that takes you through Antigua’s fascinating history, culture, and heritage. The presentation provides an informative introduction to the island and its people, making this a great stop for visitors who want to learn more about Antigua beyond its beautiful scenery.
Enjoy a scenic drive through St. John’s, Antigua’s vibrant capital city. Along the way, see notable landmarks such as the St. John’s Cathedral, historic government buildings, local neighborhoods, and everyday island life that offers insight into Antigua’s culture and history.
Step back into the age of sail at Nelson's Dockyard, a beautifully restored 18th-century naval base tucked inside English Harbour, Antigua. Once the Caribbean headquarters of the British Royal Navy and young Admiral Horatio Nelson's stomping ground, this UNESCO World Heritage Site now blends colonial history with vibrant island charm—stroll cobblestone paths past restored stone buildings housing maritime museums, galleries, boutiques, and waterfront cafés, then take in sweeping Harbour views from nearby Shirley Heights. which option is better
Travel through the lush interior of Antigua along Fig Tree Drive, passing local fruit stalls where you’ll have the opportunity to sample fresh seasonal fruits. Continue along the scenic coastline, taking in turquoise Caribbean waters, beautiful beaches, and breathtaking views of neighboring islands. On clear days, you may spot the volcanic island of Montserrat, along with Nevis and Guadeloupe, with time to stop and capture photos along the way. The scenic drive continues with a stop at one of Antigua’s famous pineapple farms, where you’ll get the chance to taste the Antigua Black Pineapple, renowned for its exceptional sweetness.
Stop at Darkwood Beach for 15 minutes to enjoy the coastal views and take photos before continuing your tour.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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