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Adventure Antigua Tours
The guide was updated:Adventure Antigua offer unique snorkelling and sightseeing tours which stand out from others on the island. The trips are designed to provide an educational and authentic experience on the water. The crew is passionate about the ocean and often engage in fishing, diving, snorkelling, and boating alongside visitors. It's just like spending the day with family and friends.
Useful Information
- Website: www.adventureantigua.com
- Phone: +1 268 726 6355
Digital Travel Guide Download
Our travel guides are free to read and explore online. If you want to get your own copy, the full travel guide for this destination is available to you offline* to bring along anywhere or print for your trip.
*this will be downloaded as a PDF.Price
€4,95
The Antigua Museum is the best way to get to know more about the history of the island. Not only can you enjoy the exhibits on Antigua’s historical and archaeological sites, but also also get a sense of what island life was like for its inhabitants back in the day.
Furthermore, learn how European influence hit the island and how the colonial past shaped the present times of this nation in the Caribbean. Whether you're alone or with family, this journey through local history is worthwhile.
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Pig’s Paradise
Pig's Paradise gives you the opportunity to enjoy the beach in an unusual way — with friendly piglets on a secluded beach! Visitors can pet, feed and cuddle the pigs under supervision of a team of experts, all of this following reasonable health and safety protocols. Pig's Paradise is a safe and family-friendly tour that aims to provide a whole new beach experience.
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Betty’s Hope
Established in 1650, Betty's Hope was the first sugar plantations on the island of Antigua. It is one of the most significant places to visit and to learn about the history of slavery in Antigua. During colonial times, many people of African descent worked on the large plantation under the control of European settlers. Despite its dark past, the plantation is still known for its high-quality products.
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Heritage Quay
Heritage Quay is a shopping village located by the waterfront. It offers a variety of places to buy souvenirs, perfumes, watches, cigars, designer labels, china, art, as well as food and clothing. Most of the shops are operated by well-known brands, and the prices might not be the lowest. Nevertheless, it's great for browsing and stocking up on some duty-free essentials.
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Adventure Antigua Tours
Adventure Antigua offer unique snorkelling and sightseeing tours which stand out from others on the island. The trips are designed to provide an educational and authentic experience on the water. The crew is passionate about the ocean and often engage in fishing, diving, snorkelling, and boating alongside visitors. It's just like spending the day with family and friends.
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268 Buggies
268 Buggies provide a thrilling opportunity to explore Antigua's untravelled regions, including dormant farmlands, hills and swamplands. Their tours end at secluded and untouched beaches where you can relax and recharge with a snack and a drink.
Expert tour guides will make sure you have a safe and enjoyable experience. All buggies are equipped with storage for valuables and power sources to charge your mobile devices.
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Redcliffe Quay
Redcliffe Quay is a shopping village where Antiguans run their shops and sell local souvenirs at affordable prices. Long ago, the village used to be the main trading place for slaves, rum, sugar and coffee. Today, the village offers a variety of excellent restaurants and a range of small independent boutiques. Whether you're looking for local handicrafts, clothes, delicious pasta and seafood dishes, mouth-watering wines — Redcliffe Quay is a must-see during your stay in St John's.
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Fort James
Fort James is a 17th-century fort at the entrance to the harbour of St John's. Walk around the site and see the old cannons, and even stand on the gun-points to either enjoy the breathtaking views or just to picture what it was like for soldiers looking out for potential threats. Alternatively, you can get a guided tour and gain insight into the site's history.
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5am Hike Club
The 5am Hike Club is an experience designed for early birds who want to get some outdoor physical activity at the crack of dawn, in the friendly company of other nature lovers. The hike is free, but donations are welcomed. Collected funds are directed as supporting local charitable initiatives.
The hikes are roughly three to four miles long, so make sure you pack some snacks, fruit and water. Wear comfortable shoes and athletic clothing. There’s usually a doctor or nurse in the group, as well security for any unexpected event. Every hike has a different level of difficulty.
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