Exploring the Bays of Antigua & Grenada

You'll have free time to explore Antigua's iconic Nelson's Dockyard, a UNESCO World Heritage Site recognised for its historical significance during the country's colonial era. Teeming with historic landmarks and cultural relics, a tour of the harbour provides a vivid glimpse into Antigua's rich heritage, complete with gorgeous views of the dramatic fleet of yachts that anchor there. Learn more about the fascinating history of the dockyard with a visit to the local museum, housed within the Former Naval Officer's House. 

Explore the glistening waters that fringe Antigua's beaches on an enthralling glass-bottom kayaking adventure. Drifting along with the warm ocean breeze, this unique excursion will provide the chance to intimately view the wealth of marine life below the surface, as well as take in sweeping views of the picturesque landscapes above. Whilst on the island, make sure to watch the sunset from Shirley Heights; on Sundays, you can enjoy barbecued food, a drink of rum, and the delightful sounds of a steel band as the sun dips beneath the horizon. Antigua also provides plenty of opportunities for island hopping, with some of the surrounding 51 islands possible to visit on day excursions. 

Grenada is a true slice of paradise, with everything from lush tropical jungles and cascading waterfalls to secluded beaches and crystal-clear ocean waters. Spend your days here experiencing everything it has to offer by engaging in the numerous activities available; take a boat out and delve into the waters for an enthralling snorkelling excursion, a fantastic opportunity to get up close with the exotic marine life and coral reefs that populate the water. Visit the country's iconic underwater sculpture park, the first of its kind, to see an array of magnificent art along the seafloor.

On land, hike through Grenada's Grand Etang National Park's lush rainforest, passing through pristine verdant mountains and spotting a variety of regional fauna along the way, before cooling off in the natural pool beneath the awe-inspiring Seven Sisters waterfall.