Dian Bay Resort and Spa: St. John’s
This intimate 50-room escape enjoys a secluded hillside setting overlooking one of the Caribbean’s most scenic bays. It is an ideal choice for those seeking a relaxing and rejuvenating vacation ...
Cocobay Resort: St. Johns
Cocobay, an exclusive getaway on the sunset side of Antigua, offers many unique experiences for even the most discerning traveler providing a blissful atmosphere among its gingerbread fretwork, sandy ...
St. James's Club Resort: English Harbour
St. James's Club Resort is Antigua's most luxurious All-Inclusive Tropical Island Vacation Travel Destination, offering world-class amenities including a casino, spa, fine dining and activities - ...
Sandals Antigua Resort: St. Johns
World's most romantic all-inclusive: The serene island of Antigua offers 365 different beaches, one for each day of the year. But the most famous and best beach of all is Dickenson Bay, where The New ...
Rex Halcyon Cove: St. John’s
Rex Halcyon is a Caribbean vacation resort hotel on Antigua's finest beach front locations, all-inclusive and traditional meal basis ...
Blue Waters Antigua:
An intimate family owned hotel, Blue Waters is one of Antigua's longest established resorts ...
Occidental Grand Pineapple Beach: St. John's
The 180 guest rooms are housed in two or three-storey buildings that are set either in the palm-studded gardens, poised on the panoramic hillside or strung out along the beach. Their use of rattan ...
Jumby Bay Resort: St. John
One of the premier all inclusive resorts in Antigua, Jumby Bay Resort features luxury suites & villas, world-class amenities, & leisure activities for fun Caribbean vacations ...
Rex Blue Heron: Darkwood Beach
Charming and intimate all-inclusive Caribbean beach front resort. Relax on the beautiful beach or the pool deck, swim in the clear warm sea and enjoy tropical cool refreshment at the beach bar ...
Rex Hawksbill Beach: Five Islands
Hawksbill is a unique and special Caribbean hideaway that you won’t want to leave. Set in 37 acres of landscaped tropical gardens, the resort offers its guests a choice of four secluded beaches, ...
Galley Bay Resort:
Galley Bay Resort is Antigua's most exotic caribbean travel destination, offering all-inclusive tropical island vacation packages. This beach resort is perfect for a romantic Caribbean wedding and/or ...
Long Bay Resort Hotel: St. Johns
Long Bay Antigua. A Caribbean Inn & Beach Resort, Peaceful, People friendly, Tennis, Water Sports, Scuba, Snorkeling, Sailing, Windsurfing, Ocean Kayaks, Library, Games Room & More. . . . ...
Owner ...
Coconut Beach Club: Antigua
Coconut Beach Club (formerly Yepton Beach Resort) is a small, intimate hotel located on a pristine, half-mile long, white sand beach on the northwestern coast of Antigua. Newly renovated in 2004, ...
Villa Sariel: English Harbour, Antigua
Luxury Rental Villa with private pool, 7 seater hot-tub amd magnificent views. Flexible accommodation - may be rented, exclusively, as any number of bedrooms/bathrooms from 2 to 5.
Rates vary ...
Beach Shoes Wear beach shoes when walking in the water on the beach.
Fragrance Tip Instead of lugging bulky, breakable perfume bottles, soak some cotton balls in your favorite scent and stuff them into empty film canisters. The airtight canisters keep the fragrance fresh!
When to Go Antigua is best visited during the cooler and dryer winter months (mid-December to mid-April), which is also the "high" tourism season. In January and February, the coolest months, the average daily high temperature is 81°F (27°C).
Antigua is even hotter in the summer. July and August, the warmest months, the average daily high is 86°F (30°C). It's less dry in the autumn (September to November ... more
Getting Around Taxi travel is most common, especially for visitors not comfortable with driving on the left side of the road. Taxi fares from the St. John's area to Nelson Dockyard on the far side of the island run about US $50 round trip. Rental cars are available; a temporary Antiguan driver's license is required.
Economic Overview Tourism continues to be by far the dominant activity in the economy accounting directly or indirectly to more than half of GDP. Increased tourist arrivals have helped spur growth in the construction and transport sectors. The dual island nation's agricultural production is mainly directed to the domestic market; the sector is constrained by the limited water supply and labor shortages that ... more
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