LUDOT Shore Adventures Presents - Antigua & Barbuda
It is said that Antigua is the land of 365 beaches and a thousand wonders. When you get out there, you’ll see just what they mean. The tours and excursions of Antigua and Barbuda offer a vast array of land and water activities. Located just in the Eastern Caribbean, it is right near St. Martin, and measures only 14 miles long and 11 miles wide. But within its confines, it harbors the essence of the Caribbean: smiling faces, good cuisine, friendly atmosphere, charming architecture, and good times…
Don’t delay. You’ve heard of Antigua for so long, you’re just aching to explore it. So arrange for the hotel of your choice, and leave the rest up to the Antigua and Barbuda. They know how to take care of you…
Things to do in Antigua
Antigua and Barbuda are some of the most romantic places in the Caribbean. It’s where many couples come to escape their daily lives, and it’s the wedding destination of choice for many. Because the atmosphere is also laid-back and friendly, families flock to the beautiful beaches for their vacation. Imagine: 365 beaches to linger on, one for every day of the year, all boasting white and pink sand. No need to pinch yourself: this isn’t a dream. It’s a reality, and you’re about to live it.
You’re in for a real treat when you start touring Antigua. While you’re there, you don’t want to miss Shirley Heights for its breathtaking panoramic views; Sea View Farm Village’s exquisite artifacts; Frigate Bird Sanctuary and Devils’ Bridge natural beauty; Cades’ Reef, where divers linger for underwater adventures; and you’ll want to sunbathe in some of Antigua’s numerous beaches on the Northwest (try Dickenson’s Bay and Runaway Bay), Southwest Coast (Fryes Bay and Darkwood Beach) and East Coasts (Rendezvous Bay and Doigs Beach are especially quiet).
If all this and more tickles your fancy, than the leading tour operator Scenic Tours Antigua will guarantee you the dream vacation. Scenic Tours will showcase the island and offer you a unique glimpse into the Antiguan culture, whether you’re interested in the world-renowned Sailing Week regatta, the island’s unique brand of Carnival cricket, or the actual Carnival festivities.
But perhaps what you want is duty-free shopping and feasting on the island’s authentic cuisine and drinks. The local rum, Cavalier, is best mixed with the island’s famous sweet, black pineapple.
You cannot long to leave Antigua. Right when you think you’re done, Barbuda is only a 15-minute flight or 90-minute ferry ride away, offering you two islands in one for your own pleasure. Paradise is being offered to you on a silver platter. Enjoy its glory. Who knew heaven was just a few islands away?