• Secret coves • Numerous beaches • Excellent air access • Historical interest

The claim that Antigua has 365 beaches – one for each day of the year – may contain a grain of poetic licence, but you’d certainly need more than two or three weeks on the island to test them all. Here, sun and beach-lovers need look little further than their hotel or villa terrace, while watersports are another natural island forte. Picturesque English Harbour – setting of Clarence House and Nelson’s Dockyard – was a major Royal Navy station in the Napoleonic Wars, and adds an intriguingly familiar appeal to an island of simple but undeniable charm.

An intimate, family-owned hotel, Blue waters is one of Antigua's longest established resorts. Careful design and attention to detail have enabled Blue Waters to combine 77 rooms and suites of superior quality with the chance to experience the classic Caribbean vacation. Providing the highest standards of service, our long-standing management and staff make for a warm and friendly atmosphere, resulting in numerous guests that return to enjoy our unique family feel.

Luxury accommodations located on two charming beaches with gracious service. Nightly rates include daily breakfast, lunch and dinner with afternoon teas. Enjoy breakfast on your balcony, dinner at the Pavilion restuarant after a day of enjoyment on one of the two beaches.

One of Antigua's premier all inclusive resorts located on 3/4 mile secluded beach. Popular with honeymooners. Beachfront accommodations and thatched Gauguin cottages with plunge pools on a quite lagoon with tropical birds.

Always considered one of the Caribbean’s most exclusive resorts, Jumby Bay’s affiliation with Rosewood Hotels & Resorts now means that the reality lives up to the image. Not only has this standard-setting hotel company recently spent over twelve million dollars on upgrades and refurbishments, it has done so with total sensitivity to the resort’s colonial history and relaxed island lifestyle.