Traveling to Antigua

How to get to Antigua?

In order to travel to Antigua you are required to have a passport and a Covid test before boarding the plane. Our travel date is for March 13 2021 during spring break and we will return on March 16th. The total round trip flight on delta cost $391 for a three hour and forty five minute flight.

Where to stay?

The Blue Water Resort & Spa is located on the northwestern coast of Antigua occuping 17 acres of land. They offer a one king size bed room with a balcony that also includes free breakfast, Wi-Fi, water sports, and a welcome drink for $674.19 per night.

What to do?

268 Buggie rides are a fun way to visit and drive through the island of Antigua while visiting their farm and swamp lands. On this adventure you are allowed to stop and grab a bite to eat before returning back. The buggies are a two seat automobile which are best fit to drive through nature because of its design. You may schedule this adventure Sunday through Friday and they are closed on Saturdays.

Antigua Equestrian Centre is another fun activity to be done while visiting Antigua. You will be able to experience riding a horse through the beach, trails, or through the water. All rides are private and only a maximum of four people are allowed at a time.

Where to go?

Dickenson Beach is located in the Northwestern coast part and is considered to be one of the most developed beaches in Antigua. This beach is known for its shallow and calm waters and its white sand. It also have many water sport facilities for extra fun in the sun.

St. John's Antigua is the capital city of Antigua and is a popular tourist attraction. It is full of candy-hued cottages and market stalls filled with tropical flowers and fruits. It is a great place to shop and engage with the culture.

How much is it going to cost?

Flight: $391

Hotel : $2,022.57

Activities: $250

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