Antigua and Barbuda · CRUISES & BOAT TOURS
Most of this island only makes sense once you are off it. The 11 below run from a two-hour sunset sail to a full lap of the coastline, priced and clear about how much swimming time you actually get and how rough the windward leg can be.
Review of Antigua’s 6-hour lobster lunch cruise to Bird Island and Paradise Reef, with snorkeling, open bar, hotel pickup, and practical booking tips.
“Everything was amazing! The boat ride, the food and the staff. It was an amazing experience! Highly recommend!”
Review of Antigua’s 2.5-hour sunset catamaran cruise, with coastal views, rum punch, music, pickup details, food notes, and booking advice.
“The staff were so kind and fun! The captain was very knowledgeable and taught us so much about Antigua. And the music was on point!”
Sail to Antigua’s Cades Reef for snorkeling, a beach stop, barbecue lunch, open-bar drinks, and Caribbean music on a six-hour catamaran tour.
“Had a great time! Our captain and tour guides were very informative and very accommodating! The ship was lively and very entertaining! Food was delicious! Great group excursion.”
Review of Antigua’s Green Island half-day trip, with early beach access, sea turtles, snorkeling, snacks, drinks, and a seven-person limit.
“It was private with just 4 of us. It was relaxing and so enjoyable without the crowds. I’ve used them before.”
Meet free-swimming stingrays in shallow Antigua waters on a cruise-friendly tour with port pickup, guides, refreshments, and a 3-hour schedule.
“The staff were super friendly and helpful with getting in the water and with touching the stingrays.”
Ride Antigua’s power boat through reefs and cays, feed giant tortoises on Laviscount Island, and climb Hell’s Gate.
“This was a very good tour overall, and I loved the guides, but it really only goes to two places: Laviscount Island and Hell’s Gate. I loved both those stops, but the itinerary says that Great Bird Island is also included, and it isn’t. We snorkeleRead more”
Circle Antigua by power catamaran, snorkel a reef, enjoy lunch and drinks, and see Pillars of Hercules, Devil’s Bridge, and English Harbour.
“This boat had about 120 people. When you take this boat there is a section of really rough water for about 20 minutes. The crew warns you that the front of the boat will get wet and tossed around. There was nowhere else to go as the boat Read more”
See Antigua’s reefs from a fully transparent boat, visit Hawksbill Rock and a shipwreck, then swim at Deep Bay Beach.
“My husband and I recently took the clear boat tour, and it was absolutely fantastic from start to finish! Despite the rain throughout most of our journey, it didn’t dampen our spirits one bit—in fact, it added a special touch to an already memoRead more”
Review of Antigua’s six-hour seafood lunch cruise, with catamaran sailing, beach swimming, music, lobster, pricing, and booking advice.
“The beautiful Ocean views and the lobster was delicious. From the stop at the beaches to going into the ocean it was a great experience would definitely suggest it.”
Review of Antigua’s private catamaran charter from Dickinson Bay, with snorkeling, drinks, lunch, hotel pickup, pricing, and practical tips.
“Food was home cooked by captains wife and she did a great job. Water was a little rough but out of their control. Lots of beautiful sites to see. Enjoyed the trip.”
Snorkel Cades Reef from St. John’s on a six-hour cruise with lunch, beach time, drinks, music, and round-trip hotel transport.
“A bit chaotic with the pick up point, given as Lydia's on the beach, Jolly beach, but is inside a private beach resort and security weren't too keen to let us in. Then the boat arrived a long way along the beach from Lydia's. Otherwise a good crew, good food and great view of the reef.”
Pick a coast, a harbour or a kitchen.
