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Luxury private island resort Jumby Bay is an exclusive luxury destination just off Antigua’s coast. It features villas, cottages, and estates, perfect for romantic getaways or family celebrations. Guests enjoy biking, pools, water sports, and a spa in a tranquil, car-free environment.
Curtain Bluff, a beloved all-inclusive resort, recently underwent a multimillion-dollar renovation. It now offers upgraded rooms, a new wellness center with an infinity pool, yoga pavilion, and expanded fitness facilities, blending beachfront luxury with holistic relaxation.
"Reopening for its 62nd season, Curtain Bluff in Antigua is welcoming guests following an extensive, multimillion-dollar renovation during the summer closure period. Enhancements include a new adults-only Wellness Area, besides select refurbished room and suite products inclusive of the hotel’s two Hulford Collection Suites, Morris and Grace Bay Pool Suites, and a selection of Junior Suites."
- Luxury Travel Advisor
Perched on cliffs overlooking Ffryes Beach, Tamarind Hills offers spacious studios and private residences. Its romantic sunset views and peaceful atmosphere make it ideal for intimate escapes or multi-generational vacations.
Hermitage Bay is a sleek, adults-only resort known for its hillside and oceanfront villas with private plunge pools. It features a new beach club, spa, and island-fresh dining, making it a top honeymoon destination in the Caribbean.
"Unwind and breathe. Our Garden Spa sits amongst fragrant frangipani, high up on the hillside, overlooking the Caribbean Sea. It restores and rejuvenates with its healing rituals and skilled therapists who leave you physically and mentally renewed."
- Hermitage Bay website
This adults-only all-inclusive resort on Dickinson Bay Beach offers seven restaurants, five bars, a spa, and water sports. Its standout feature is the overwater Pescari restaurant and private overwater bungalows with butler service.
Nelson's Dockyard is a UNESCO World Heritage site with a rich history dating back to the 18th century, including connections to Horatio Nelson. The site features beautifully maintained Georgian buildings, museums, and fortifications that offer a glimpse into its naval past.
Rent a car to explore Antigua’s west coast beaches like Jolly Beach and Little Ffryes. For water lovers, Barefoot Antigua's YouTube Channel highlights their offerings, including sailing trips to prime snorkeling spots, including the shallow shipwreck at Deep Bay.
Barbuda, Antigua’s sister island, is home to the unique Frigate Bird Sanctuary. The upcoming Nobu Beach Inn, opening in early 2026, promises luxury stays on pristine Princess Diana Beach.
"Our sister island Barbuda, is home to the largest Frigate Bird Colony in the western hemisphere. This colony is located in the capital of Barbuda – Codrington – in the Codrington Lagoon, and is only accessible by a short boat trip with a knowledgeable tour guide. These magnificent birds travel between the Caribbean and the Galapagos Islands during the varying mating seasons."
- Visit Barbuda website
The peak season is December to April for sunny weather, but May and June offer fewer crowds and lower prices. Flights are well-connected from North America and Europe, but summer flights reduce, so early booking is advised. Renting a car is recommended for island exploration.
The beach and surroundings are stunning, providing a picturesque backdrop for the experience.
The museum offers a well-curated collection of artifacts and displays that depict the island's history from early settlement to colonial times. Informative and engaging. Visitors find the exhibits highly educational, providing insights into the indigenous peoples, colonial history, and notable figures like Sir Vivian Richards. The museum is small, which may limit the depth of exploration for visitors seeking extensive exhibits. This museum provides fascinating exhibits on Antigua and Barbuda’s history, from geology to cultural heritage. It’s a must-visit for those interested in the island’s story.
The guides are helpful, friendly, and provide safety briefings, making the experience enjoyable and secure. As an interactive experience, participants can feed, hold, and take photos with the stingrays, creating a personal and memorable encounter. Some reviews mention that the tour and photo prices are high, especially when booked through third-party providers. Stingray City offers guided aquatic encounters, allowing visitors to swim and snorkel with southern stingrays in their natural habitat. It’s a top pick for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
Offers informative museum exhibits and archaeological digs that deepen understanding of the plantation era. This restored sugar plantation offers a glimpse into Antigua’s colonial past, with informative tours and scenic grounds. It’s a significant historical site for visitors.
Recently restored, Clarence House is a historical gem in English Harbour, offering insights into the island’s colonial history and beautiful architecture. Friendly Hosts: James and Kate are consistently described as welcoming, knowledgeable, and helpful. Guests praise the breakfast options, especially the baked eggs, fresh fruit, and thoughtful presentation.