Half Moon Bay National Park
A crescent Atlantic bay inside a designated national park, long enough for a proper shore walk.
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A crescent Atlantic bay inside a designated national park, long enough for a proper shore walk.
A steep open hillside walk to standing rock formations at about 565 feet, with west coast views.
Sea caves and cliffs above the ocean, holding the only known Amerindian petroglyphs in the country, with good birdwatching in the surrounding vegetation.
Long empty sand with almost no development, seasonal pink sand, reachable on foot or by road from Codrington.
Rainforest reserve with six colour coded waymarked trails and a historic Victorian reservoir, across 1,680 acres.
The mangrove lagoon holding the largest magnificent frigatebird colony in the Caribbean, at roughly 2,500 pairs, with brown boobies and nesting laughing gulls.
A natural limestone arch cut by the Atlantic, with blowholes on the headland around it.
A hands-on 90-minute masterclass in an open sea-view classroom at Galleon Beach: taste six locally made rums, blend your own, and take home a full-size 750ml bottle with a personalised, wax-sealed label.
A guided tour of a five-acre Rastafari eco-farm (33+ mango trees, livestock, rotating crops) on a transformed former plantation, ending with hands-on activities, a chalice demonstration and a traditional Ital vegan meal from the harvest.
Antigua’s oldest eco tour spends a full day in the North Sound: two snorkel sessions plus a swim at Great Bird Island, caving at Hell’s Gate, and stops at a turtle conservation project at Long Bay.