All Inclusive Holidays to Antigua
Conjuring up images of sun, sea and cocktails, Antigua is the small Caribbean island with a lot to offer. Its stunning 365 beaches and an array of historic sites make for beach-based holidays with a twist, and opt for an All Inclusive stay to have everything laid on for you.
Why choose an all inclusive Antigua holiday?
Antigua is the ultimate laid-back Caribbean escape, with 365 beaches, clear turquoise waters and plenty of sunshine. An all inclusive stay makes it easy to enjoy the island, with plenty of beachfront hotels offering delicious meals, drinks, entertainment and watersports.
- Take your pick from 365 beaches, with everything from palm-fringed sands to secluded coves and calm, clear waters
- Make the most of the Caribbean Sea with snorkelling, kayaking, windsurfing and other watersports, many of which are included at all inclusive resorts
- Tuck into fresh seafood and Caribbean flavours, with plenty of hotels serving local dishes so you can try something new, alongside your international favourites
- Soak up the island’s relaxed atmosphere, with steel bands, live music and Caribbean nightlife adding some evening entertainment
What is there to do in Antigua?
Antigua might be famous for its beaches, but there’s plenty to do when you fancy leaving your sunlounger behind.
Snorkelling and diving are a must, with clear waters and coral reefs around the island providing plenty of opportunities to spot colourful marine life. You can also head out on a boat trip, try kayaking or paddleboarding, or visit Stingray City for a chance to swim alongside stingrays.
For a taste of Antigua’s history, visit Nelson’s Dockyard in English Harbour. The beautifully preserved former naval base is now home to museums, restaurants and shops, while the surrounding national park makes it a great place to combine sightseeing with scenic walks.
Shirley Heights is another must-see, particularly around sunset. The lookout has sweeping views across English Harbour and the southern coastline, while Sundays bring a famous barbecue, live music and plenty of dancing.
If you’re after something a little more adventurous, head to Devil’s Bridge on the island’s rugged Atlantic coast. This natural limestone arch was carved by the sea and sits within a national park with coastal walking trails.
You can also explore St John’s, Antigua’s colourful capital, for local markets, shops, historic buildings and the Museum of Antigua and Barbuda. Or take a boat over to Barbuda for a change of scenery and its famous pink-sand beaches.
Frequently asked questions about all inclusive holidays in Antigua
An all inclusive Antigua holiday is designed to take the hassle out of your stay, with flights, transfers, accommodation, meals and drinks bundled into one upfront price. At many all inclusive resorts, you’ll also find plenty of activities and entertainment included.
It’s worth checking your individual hotel before booking, as restaurants, premium drinks, spa treatments and some activities may cost extra – and differ between hotels.
Popular all inclusive hotels in Antigua
Looking for some inspiration for your all inclusive holiday to Antigua? Here’s some of our most popular hotels: