Beach bums would have a wow moment during their visit to Antigua. And one doesn’t have to think more about the reasons behind this wonderful moment as Antigua together with its sister island Barbuda houses an astonishing 365 beaches. And if you explore one beach a day it will take a whole year to cover all of them. It may sound a little Farfetched, but no one can question its inimitable tourism potentials. Charmed by its multiple draw cards travellers often fly business class to Antigua where these allures exists for real.
Useful Information
- The best time to visit Antigua is from May to November.
- The city is considered safe but one should use common sense.
- Sea food is very popular here. Don’t forget to take a bite.
Beautifully adorned with a string of natural as well as manmade attractions, the destination called Antigua charms travellers with its vivid allures. The travellers from the UK will find themselves at home as it has a distinct English accent which is well reflected in its beautiful villages, impressive historical sites and cobbled streets. During their visit to the island the guests would have opportunity to enjoy an array of activities on offer. Nelson’s Dockyard which is a Georgian era is one of the primary draw cards the city has on offer. Rendezvous Bay which is one of the most sought after beaches in Antigua is highly frequented by visitors. And they brave a long walk through rainforest to get there. But on arrival you will find much desired solitude. Shirley Heights which is a 18 century fortification gives commanding view of English Harbour.
The island is an ideal destination for that adrenalin rush as they can indulge in activities like scuba diving and sailing. If you are travelling this destination between July and August you can take part in festivals organised here at the Recreation Ground in St John's.