Antigua and Barbuda · TOURS
Guided, floating or on four wheels — if somebody runs it and you can book it, it is in here. The 15 below are the ones worth giving a whole day to, priced and timed, with everything else underneath.
See Antigua’s Devil’s Bridge, Shirley Heights, Nelson’s Dockyard, Fig Tree Drive, and Darkwood Beach with lunch and hotel or port pickup.
“I was amazing. Our guide was very knowledgeable, fiendly and flexible. I learned a lot about the island and i got nice pictures.”
Review of Adventure Antigua’s eco tour, with snorkeling, Great Bird Island, Hell’s Gate, turtles, mangroves, lunch, and practical booking advice.
“Wonderful day on the water. David, mark & dino were great. Good lunch, lots of laughs and learned a lot about the island. Highly recommend this tour.”
See Antigua’s Nelson’s Dockyard, Shirley Heights, English Harbour, and Devil’s Bridge in 3.5 hours with pickup and a small group.
“It was a great way to see the island in a short amount of time. You see some really great sights and it's a must do!”
Review of Antigua VIP Tours’ private six-hour island tour, with historic sites, beaches, lunch, drinks, and a flexible local guide.
“Great tour of the island. Robert was so informative and nice. We felt like VIP’s all day. Highly recommend!”
Explore Antigua by car and shore snorkel with Johnny, seeing Nelson’s Dockyard, Shirley Heights, turtles, shipwrecks, and octopuses.
“Wonderful!!!! Johnny was knowledgeable and fun The snorkeling was the best. Johnny made sure we were satisfied! He really cared that everyone has fun. Don't miss this opportunity!”
Bike through St. John’s, kayak a mangrove lagoon, swim at a local beach, and walk to Fort James on Antigua’s active small-group tour.
“Our guide Giles was possibly the friendliest, most knowledgeable guide we have ever had. He made the experience incredibly enjoyable. Unfortunately, due to low water, we were unable to do the kayak portion of the tour, but Giles was up front about the issue (definitely not his fault) and extended our bike, walk and beach stay to offset it. The bikes were comfortable cruisers that were well maintained, and the total ride ended up being about 8 miles of flat terrain. We are avid cyclists, so the distance and terrain was an easy cruise for us. Anyone with even moderate fitness could do this tour. It was fun to ride…”
Taste Antigua on foot with local food, rum punch, history, and seven small-business stops on Eat ‘n Lime’s City Lime Food Tour.
“Tiffany is amazing ! She s very personable And full of knowledges! She s the reason for me to continue booking foods tour wherever I visit moving forward .”
Ride an open-air tuk-tuk through Antigua’s Fig Tree Drive rainforest, sample local fruit, and visit three white-sand beaches in 4.5 hours.
“ALL other VIATOR vendors I've used in the past sent multiple, specific meeting place emails to begin the excursion. NOT THIS OPERATOR! I received the meeting place 1 time two months ago! All other vendors I've used in the past would eitheRead more”
Hike Antigua’s coast and hills with Trek Tours, enjoying island views, local insight, hotel or port transfers, and a small-group setting.
“100% highly recommend given difficulty to navigate the trail itself and to be able to access to the summit. Our guide was amazing.”
Explore Antigua’s historic forts, sugar estates, beaches, rum, and black pineapple on a flexible five-hour small-group island tour.
“Great tour last week with Paul. Accurate meeting point info. Very informative tour, never felt rushed. Stopped at many beautiful spots on Antigua. Returned to port with plenty of time to get back to the ship. Highly recommended!”
Antigua tour review covering Stingray City, Devil’s Bridge, Long Bay, local lunch, Betty’s Hope, guides, timing, and value.
“Tour guide Greta was great. Came with a group of eight and everyone had a good time. Stingray city was an amazing experience.”
See Antigua’s Nelson’s Dockyard, Shirley Heights, and Devil’s Bridge on a private 3.5-hour shore tour with port pickup.
“A great orientation tour of Antigua if you’re a little short on time but do not want to miss the essentials…Devil’s Rock, Nelson’s Dockyards, Shirley Heights, drive through local parishes and some highlights plus an informative driver & guide in a comfortable vehicle made for a great experience.Ant”
See Antigua’s marine life from a clear kayak, then snorkel a reef on this friendly three-hour eco tour with transfers.
“We tried most of the popular excursions and this was our favorite one. These guys are super friendly and put a lot of effort into making you feel safe regardless of experience and fitness level. The glass kayaks are incredible; you get to see and interact with the wildlife a lot with a great view of the water beneath you. The guides put a lot of effort into giving you chances to hold and touch stuff like starfish and jellyfish.”
See Antigua’s sugar estates, Devil’s Bridge, Shirley Heights, and Nelson’s Dockyard on a private four-hour tour with local guides.
“Guide was great and professional, didn’t come with us into Nelson dockyard so asked for directions. We preferred her letting us do our own thing. Bring good shoes for rocky walking at Devil’s bridge and cool short hike to amazing view at Nelson’s. Air con in van was important for us.”
Explore northern Antigua by fat-tire e-bike, from St. John’s and Fort James to coastal views, with private guides, snacks, and water.
“Fantastic cycle up to Shirley Heights! Amazing views!! Well supported. Seeing the Rastafarian plantation/commune was so informative”
Pick a coast, a harbour or a kitchen.
