Discover Antigua: Combo Island Tour

Visit the iconic St. John’s Cathedral, one of the most recognizable landmarks overlooking Antigua’s capital. Admire its impressive twin towers and historic architecture while your guide shares a brief history of the cathedral, including the earlier churches that once stood on the site and how earthquakes shaped its story. Take time to explore, appreciate its beautiful features and capture photos of this important piece of Antiguan history.

Visit the iconic St. John’s Cathedral, one of the most recognizable landmarks overlooking Antigua’s capital. Admire its impressive twin towers and historic architecture while your guide shares a brief history of the cathedral, including the earlier churches that once stood on the site and how earthquakes shaped its story. Take time to explore, appreciate its beautiful features and capture photos of this important piece of Antiguan history.

Visit the historic Antigua Recreation Ground, a legendary sporting venue in the heart of St. John’s and an important part of Antigua’s cricket heritage. See the grounds where some of the Caribbean’s greatest cricket moments took place, including memorable performances by Antiguan cricket legend Sir Vivian Richards. Take in the atmosphere, snap a few photos and get a glimpse into the island’s deep love for cricket and sports.

Step back in time at Betty’s Hope, one of Antigua’s most significant historic landmarks and former sugar plantations. Explore the grounds, see its iconic restored stone windmill towers and learn about the plantation’s role in Antigua’s colonial and sugar-producing history. Your guide will share some of the stories behind the site while you take in the surroundings and capture memorable photos of this important piece of the island’s past.

Discover the beauty and history of Devil’s Bridge, a striking natural limestone arch shaped by centuries of powerful Atlantic waves. As you admire the dramatic coastline and crashing waters, hear the somber local stories that during slavery, some enslaved Africans tragically jumped from this area into the sea. This unforgettable stop blends breathtaking scenery with a powerful piece of Antigua’s past.