Antigua
With a beach for every day of the year, Antigua is a white-sand island with picture-perfect seascapes and a tranquil, refined style. British colonial history is ever-present, with Nelson’s Dockyard, impressive sailing ships and handsome plantation houses dotting the island.
Centrally located within the Caribbean, this island offers an array of activities that allow you to explore the wondrous landscape. Watersports abound, from catamaran and sailing trips to the rich yachting scene, shipwrecks for keen scuba divers and fantastic snorkelling opportunities. On land, visit the rainforest, embark on the scenic Fig Tree Drive or take a kayaking trip through the magical mangroves.
The varied local cuisine is well worth sampling: mouth-watering Creole seafood; fungi and pepperpot, a delicious stew; and the freshest indigenous fruits including mangoes, papayas and pineapples. Take in the historic sights such as the sugar plantation Betty’s Hope or the impressive Fort Berkeley, the island’s defensive mainstay for centuries. From the world-famous yacht regattas and charter yacht shows to the flamboyant carnivals of July and August, Antigua is vibrant, buzzing and a delight to all the senses.
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Blue Waters Resort & Spa
Blue Waters, an impressive whitewashed residence, overlooks two white sand beaches and a fabulous Caribbean seascape. It is intimate, graceful and classical in style, drawing its valued guests back year after year. Set in 17 acres [...]
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Jumby Bay Island
Jumby Bay Island heralds a new level of sophistication and elegance in the Caribbean. Housed on a 300 acre private island reached by a short boat journey from the main island of Antigua, there is a fantastic feeling of space and u [...]
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Curtain Bluff
Spread along a picturesque rising headland with a superb ocean outlook, Curtain Bluff is an established all-inclusive luxury resort that has consistently retained its reputation as an unrivalled Antiguan holiday destination and ha [...]
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