Enjoy a gentle sail to this uninhabited little island designated as a national park for all to enjoy nature as it should be.

These reef-bound waters are perfect for children and beginner snorkellers or for simply enjoying a swim in the protected bay.

The water is warm and calm, the underwater sea life is colourful and exciting, snorkeling on this reef is a truly perfect experience.

This tour offers each hiker the experience of a truly off-road 4WD adventure, taking them to places of natural interest such as Body Pond, Great Fort George and Boggy Peak.

You will also have the opportunity to see Nelson's Dockyard, Shirley Heights, Interpretation Center and English Harbour. Throughout this journey, sample some of the seasonal fruits such as mangoes, pineapples or Guavas.

Then it's time to visit Betty's Hope sugar plantation to relive the memory of the only working sugar mill on the island and learn how to make rum. A picnic style lunch will be provided under the coconut trees on the water's edge - a truly beautiful, cool Caribbean setting.

Take this exciting Island Safari tour and you'll never look at island exploration the same again. Strap into the back of one of the custom made Land Rover Defenders and hold on for the ride of your life! You are about to go where other tours dare not venture.

Skilled drivers, each with years of experience under their belt, will drive you through the rough terrain of the mostly uncharted and illusive Anitguan country sides where you'll get to be up close and personal with the exotic plants and animals seen no where else on the island.

Sip on our special jungle juice and feel free to laugh and yell as loud as you want as we trek boldly over rugged, mud covered trails. Discover hidden sections of Antigua not easily accessible by regular vehicles. But that's not where the fun ends! Next you will drive you through the quaint fishing village of Seatons to Stingray City Antigua.

You will be greeted by the professional staff at Stingray City who will give you a safety briefing. After the briefing you will be provided with your snorkel equipment, from Seatons a skiff will transport you to Barge Reef, the home of Stingray City Antigua, where the calm crystal clear water is home to many Southern Stingrays. Professional staff assist you, to play, feed and swim with the tame stingray. The waters are only 3-6 feet deep so even non-swimmers can enjoy the rays!

These amazing animals will surprise you with their gentleness, these once feared 'beasts' will find a special new place in your heart and provide you with an unforgettable memory.

Returning back to the dive store, you can rinse off with a fresh water shower underneath the coconut tree. A delicious lunch will be served that you can wash down with some complimentary, refreshing rum or fruit punch! Then you will get the chance to view the photos from the day and purchase them to cherish this memory forever, as well as some local arts and other souvenirs from your day!

Definitely the place to be on Sunday. Celebrate the most dramatic sunset in Antigua and the brightest moonlight nights.

Dance to the sounds of steel band music while you socialize and meet friends both visitors and locals.

Then from 7:00pm onwards, enjoy the latest Caribbean rhythms from one of the cities best local bands. Drinks and snacks are available for a small fee.

Start this tour with a visit to the local vegetable market, then take a stop in the capital city of St. John's where you will visit the popular Heritage Quay for duty- free shopping. This is where everyone comes to shop for duty-free, designer and locally made products. This two-story shopping complex has plenty to offer for the hard-core shopper or just the casual browser. Located in the center of town, there are many colorful vendors in the area, selling the usual batik pareos, T-shirts, woven products, and jewelry available on all the islands.

Take a walk up to St. John's Cathedral which was constructed in 1800. The Cathedral is built of freestone and is dominated by twin towers at the west end and provides a distinct baroque flavour. Then make a stop at the beautiful Botanical Gardens, which were established in 1893, for a delicious picnic style lunch.

Helicopter tours offer a variety of truly amazing panoramic delights, priceless memories and photographic opportunities for both around the island tours and Montserrat volcano tour. Flights can be arranged for a 45 minutes Montserrat Volcano Tour, and a 15 or 30 minutes Antigua Island Tour.

A flight over Montserrat offers a very rare opportunity to witness an active volcano from a safe distance. After laying dormant for over half a century, the Soufri?re Hills Volcano rumbled to life in 1995 and has been active ever since. Activity increased in 1997, with huge eruptions of lava, rocks and ash changing the face of Montserrat forever. Entire villages were engulfed by pyroclastic flows, and the southern half of the island was evacuated and is still considered an exclusion zone today.

Antigua is just 13 miles across but has many coves and bays, and 365 white sand beaches - one for every day of the year! The island has warm, steady winds, a complex coastline of safe harbors, and a protective, nearly unbroken wall of coral reef. Seeing Antigua from a helicpoter is a beautiful sight, one not easily forgotten.

This tour is both historical and fun. Start with a Caribbean and open ocean sail to Green Island to enjoy snorkelling and lunch. Green Island, which is an uninhabited island has wonderful beaches with terrific swimming conditions.

Later enjoy an informative guided tour of Nelson's Dockyard, the English Harbor dockyard that was established in 1725. The dockyard was given up by the royal navy in 1889. In it's heyday there were as many as 5,000 troops stationed here at a time. Today Nelson?s Dockyard has been restored and is now the only Georgian dockyard in the world.

Later, take a taxi up to Shirley's Heights for the famous Sunday party. This is one of the island's most historic sites, the former home of General Shirley, Governor of the island from 1781.

Travel across the island of Antigua to the national park, in which lies the famous English Harbour and Nelson's Dockyard, named after Horatio Nelson who served in Antiqua in the 1700's.

There will be time to wander around and view the Admiral's Inn, Copper and Lumber Store, Sailmakers's Loft, Mystery Pillars, Art Gallery and fabulous yachts moored to the old quay side.

Visit the Blockhouse Ruins, overlooking the mighty Atlantic Ocean, Indian Creek, and on a clear day the island of Montserrat. Afterwards take a short visit to Shirley Heights for a bird's eye view over Nelson's Dockyard.

The boat leaves the village of Seatons for Stingray City. Enchanting 'Stingray City' Antigua, fringed and protected by its own reef is where the delightfully calm, crystal-clear waters make possible an actual swim with the rays.

The unbeatable scenery and pristine coral reef encircling the area enhance this amazing experience, second to none in the world.

Today starts with a tranquil cruise along Antiqua's leeward coast to the island's finest snorkeling site. What makes underwater activities in Antigua so pleasant is that the temperature of the water is a comfortable 80 degrees, currents are almost non-existent, and visibility extends down to 140 feet.

After anchoring on the impressive 2 mile barrier reef, enjoy an alfresco lunch at a beautiful beach before a relaxing sail home.

This is an exciting half or full day at sea for the serious fisherman. Experience the excitement of fishing Marlin, King fish, Wahoo, Shark or Barracuda, in the Atlantic waters of Antigua.

Deep sea fishing on Antiqua is known as trawling - the baited lines are cast out on fixed outriggers until there is a "strike" then you will move into the "fighting chair" and haul the fish in.