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Sea Scooter Snorkeling at Galleon Beach: Hands-Free Exploration★ 4.95 (690) · 2h
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Antigua: Self-Drive Reef Boat & Guided Snorkeling Tour★ 4.87 (425) · 3h 30m
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Antigua North Sound Eco Tour: Snorkeling, Bird Island & Hells Gate★ 4.79 (331) · 5h–6h
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Antigua: Stingray City Swimming with Hotel Pickup & Guide★ 4.86 (319) · 3h 10mUS$ 145View ›
Antigua: Tuk-Tuk Rainforest Drive & 3 Beach Day Tour★ 4.67 (296) · 4h 30mUS$ 109View ›
Antigua Round Island Tour: Devil's Bridge & Nelson's Dockyard★ 4.64 (283) · 3h 30mUS$ 94View ›
Antigua: Private Island Tour with Shirley Heights & Rum Tasting★ 4.84 (256) · 6hUS$ 170View ›
Antigua: Guided Hiking Tour with Hotel Pickup & Local Trails★ 4.93 (204) · 3h 30mUS$ 90View ›
Antigua: Semi-Private Gold Tour with Shirley Heights & Beach★ 4.89 (156) · 5hUS$ 135View ›
Antigua: Shirley Heights, Devil’s Bridge & Nelson’s Dockyard Tour★ 4.80 (153) · 4hUS$ 130View ›Lowest price (3)
Antigua: Ffryes Beach Day with Private Bar & Local LunchYou’ll settle into your own shady spot on Ffryes Beach, greeted with a cool drink and island music. Enjoy a local BBQ lunch and fresh pineapple while Mamma Nancy shares poetry and laughter drifts from the private bar. Swim or just let the quiet sink in—it’s all yours for the afternoon.
Antigua: Nelson's Dockyard, Shirley Heights & Beach Half DayYou’ll step into Antigua’s living history at Nelson’s Dockyard, catch sweeping views from Shirley Heights with a local guide sharing stories along the way, then sink your toes into Pigeon Point Beach’s soft sand before heading back—all with easy pickup and entry included. It’s a half-day that lingers longer than you’d think.
Swim with Southern Stingrays in Antigua: Small-Group AdventureSwim with Antigua's southern stingrays in their natural habitat on a small-group activity that includes hotel pickup, a local guide, rashguard, and about three hours total (boat ride, 60 minutes in the water, return trip and shore time). No swimming skills are required; the water stays shallow enough to stand throughout. The stingrays are completely free and wild, not confined or trained.Is it for me?Your guide speaks English and shares local insights as you go, so you understand what the stingrays are doing and why the experience works the way it does. This suits anyone—families, non-swimmers, older travelers—who wants to interact with wild animals in shallow water without needing swimming ability or special fitness.
