Things to do in Antigua and Barbuda
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Antigua Snorkel Cruise: Cades Reef & Beach LunchYou board at St. John's, sail to Cades Reef with snorkel gear in hand, spend the morning in the water among tropical fish and coral, eat lunch on the beach, and return with drinks and music as the backdrop. The whole day is managed — pickup, equipment, food, transport — so you show up and swim.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full snorkel day without arranging your own boat, gear, or lunch — the fixed itinerary and included transport mean you arrive at the reef ready to swim, not stressed about logistics.
Antigua Island Tour: Nelson's Dockyard & Shirley HeightsA private guided tour of Antigua covering Nelson's Dockyard National Park, Shirley Heights and Devil's Bridge, with hotel pickup, an English-speaking guide, air-conditioned vehicle, lunch and drinks included. The tour runs six hours and includes WiFi on board; photos taken by the guide are compiled into a collage and sent to your email the same day you tour.Is it for me?Most island tours here run on a shared schedule with strangers and you arrange your own way to the meeting point. This one picks you up from your hotel in a private vehicle with a guide who spends the day with just your group, so the pace stays yours and the logistics are already handled.
Antigua: Sea Turtle Snorkel Green Island & Rum PunchYou board a small boat from Willikies Dock, travel to Green Island's protected reefs, and snorkel for an hour alongside sea turtles in clear water. Your guide provides snorkeling gear, a floater, and expert tips on marine life and technique. On the return, you enjoy a local snack and rum or fruit punch. The whole experience keeps groups small and the pace relaxed, so you're not fighting crowds or rushing between stops.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see sea turtles in the water without the stress of arranging your own boat, gear, or figuring out where they actually are—the small-group format and experienced guide handle all of that, leaving you free to just snorkel.
Antigua ePaddle Board Tour: Yacht Harbor, Snorkel & LunchYou'll paddle a motorized ePaddleboard past luxury yachts in Antigua's English Harbor, stop for a snorkel at Bishop's Reef with your own air tank, and have lunch at a beachfront restaurant before paddling back through the mangroves. Pickup and return are at the cruise port, and the whole outing takes four hours, so you're back to your ship with time to spare.Is it for me?Book this if you're docked in Antigua and want to get on the water without paddling hard yourself — the electric fin and the four-hour window mean you see the harbor, eat, and snorkel without missing your ship's departure.
Antigua: Cades Reef Snorkel & Catamaran Lunch CharterYou board a catamaran at Jolly Harbour, snorkel Cades Reef with expert crew guidance and top-quality gear, spot rays and coral gardens, shower off on deck, then eat a proper island lunch with drinks while sailing back. The whole experience takes half a day and includes everything except getting yourself to the harbour.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants a real reef snorkel without arranging transport, gear rental or lunch separately—the catamaran handles all three and keeps the group small enough that the crew knows what they're doing.
Antigua: Power Catamaran Snorkel & English Harbour CruiseYou board a power catamaran near your hotel and spend the day circumnavigating Antigua, passing Devil's Bridge and other coastal landmarks. You snorkel one of the island's best reefs for about forty-five minutes, then eat lunch on-board while cruising to historic English Harbour. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, and the whole experience takes six to seven hours on the water.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see multiple sides of Antigua in one day without arranging your own boat, snorkel site, or lunch — the catamaran does all three, and hotel pickup means you don't have to figure out how to get to the dock.
