Top Things to do in Antigua and Barbuda
Top Hotels in Antigua and Barbuda
- 1. Escape at Nonsuch Bay Antigua - Adults Only - All Inclusive
- 2. COCOS Hotel Antigua
- 3. Keyonna Beach Resort
- 4. Escape at Nonsuch Bay Antigua - Adults Only - All Inclusive
- 5. Royalton Antigua, An Autograph Collection All-Inclusive Resort & Casino
- 6. Cocobay Resort Antigua - Adults Only - All Inclusive
- 7. Hermitage Bay
- 8. Siboney Beach Club
- 9. Buccaneer Beach Club
- 10. Curtain Bluff Resort
Top 10 Things to do Good for Couples in Antigua and Barbuda, Antigua and Barbuda
Lively Antigua and Barbuda move to the music of steel drums. You can visit a different beach each day and not repeat yourself for a full year—and that's why tourists and celebrities alike flock to this sun-soaked Caribbean island. Take a day cruise, rent some diving gear or cruise up the beach on a Segway for a real adventure, island-style.
Restaurants in Antigua and Barbuda
1. Coco Point
2. Hermitage Bay
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Wrobak - Petoskey, United States
Perfect choice to getaway from stress! We booked a beach “cabana”. Stunning views steps to the beach. We didn’t really even need to leave our room to enjoy the beach. Food was amazing! Chef Sugar’s cooking class was fun and would totally recommend. Galloway and Devin at water sports are a lot of fun and recommend taking a boat tour. This is the place to relax! They are very good with Covid precautions. Jillian, Sandy, Kacy, Melissa, Stoney, Patricia, Shantieca, George and Geron are just some of the friendly helpful staff we encountered on our stay. Only one bad comment is the sand flies liked my husband and son but did not bother me at all.
3. Zemi Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 116 reviews
Nestled in the trendy district of Redcliffe Quay, St. John's, Zemi Art Gallery captures the essence of traditional Antiguan and Barbudan art with a welcomed fresh approach.
Reviewed By kenfish - New York City, United States
Zemi Art Gallery contains some fabulous gems of art and handcrafted jewelry. It is much more than a souvenir shop. A great place to browse and out the local art scene.
4. Gilly Gobinet Art
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 60 reviews
Art Gallery featuring original paintings by Antiguan artist Gilly Gobinet in her delightful secluded waterfront residence.Her art features paintings in acrylic and watercolour of marine art, birds, flowers, seascapes etc with specialised portraits of dogs and cats by commission and nudes. Fine art prints, greetings cards and books by the artist who can be seen at work on the premises.
Reviewed By LorraineM746 - Beckenham, United Kingdom
Took a trip to Fitches Creek to see Gilly’s home and art gallery. Situated on the east coast of the island, tucked away a little hidden gem of Antigua. Quaint traditional houses, brightly couloured, all neatly set out leading to the waters front. It is a little trip out to get there but great to see another part of the island you would not necessarily take in. Fitches Creek is just charming. The gallery is Gilly’s home and you are met by Rum and Ginger, two of Gilly’s dogs. They demand the obligatory stroke and attention before you can browse the wonderful collection of Gilly’s work.There is something of everyone, water colours, acrylics, canvas and paintings on wooden boards.Mostly inspired by Antigua scenes, fauna and wildlife. I chose 3 lovely watercolours and I can’t wait to get them home and up on the wall. It is a lovely experience going to an artists home and workplace, Gilly makes you feel very welcome.
5. Princess Diana Beach
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Pete074074 - Aurora, Canada
This is a World Class beach that is virtually undiscovered. You really have this beach to yourselves as there are few or no people. The water is incredible and normally very calm with a beautiful sand bottom and fantastic clear blue warm water.
6. Fig Tree Studio Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Situated in the heart of the rainforest the Fig Tree Studio Art Gallery is shaded by giant silk cotton and royal palm trees. This gallery provides a fabulous opportunity to purchase original artwork directly from a variety of Caribbean artists. There is a wide range of paintings and crafts on sale, and this gallery is a must to anyone visiting Antigua.
Reviewed By Rose9England
This charming gallery has an interesting selection of Caribbean art, mostly local, and is set in a beautiful rainforest garden on Fig Tree Drive. Sallie, an artist and the owner, is friendly, helpful and clearly has a good eye for beautiful pieces. We have been several times and have taken friends, it is great for presents or an island memento. Easy to find and well worth the trip.
7. Shirley Heights
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,673 reviews
Hills overlooking the Dockyard on the east, named after the governor who built the fortifications.
Reviewed By malefamily - Bournemouth, United Kingdom
Great views of Nelsons dockyard you are able to see from above great view of why it was chosen strategically Refreshments available / toilets
8. Frigate Bird Sanctuary
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 101 reviews
Home to one of the largest frigate (or man-of-war or hurricane) bird colonies in the world.
Reviewed By kenfish - New York City, United States
On my recent trip to Barbuda, I got to watch the amazing mating habits of Frigate birds. In a well preserved sanctuary that is only reachable by small boat you can watch the females with their white under bellies get woo by the males with the inflated red pouches. A magnificent show of nature.
9. Half Moon Bay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 534 reviews
Catch some rays while watching the surf at this beautiful pink sand beach.
Reviewed By Lovetotravel0981
By far, my favorite beach on the island! Went there twice. Wide open beach, soft, white sand and cool breezes. Great little bar to get drinks and food. Lobster and Von were great in providing chairs and umbrellas at a reasonable cost and they couldn't be more helpful and kind. Definitely a must go to beach!!
10. Darkwood Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 465 reviews
An excellent beach for snorkelling and beachcombing.
Reviewed By worldtraveler0416 - Coronado, United States
Besides the immediate company I experienced this beach with, the beach is beautiful and a perfect place to swim, lay out, snorkel and there is a little restaurant/bar if you get hungry or thirsty. Wind is blocked on that side of the island. Some days were a little crowded for spurts of time while cruise ship people had a few hours to burn. I will go back again but this time leave the bad seed dude behind.
