Antigua
Luxury Yacht Charter

Antigua

Antigua Yacht Charter

One-half of the two islands that together compromise the Caribbean nation of Antigua and Barbuda, Antigua is the ideal tropical charter destination. Secluded, calm and fascinating, the island is well known for its stunning white, powder-soft sandy beaches, virtually untouched coral reefs and alluring ports and fishing towns. With over 365 beaches, one for each day of the year, Antigua is also home to the only Georgian dockyard in the world. A former base of the British Navy, Antigua offers a vibrant culture and countless activities for a relaxing, yet entertaining holiday. From snorkelling and scuba diving to hiking and sampling the exotic cuisine, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

Antigua Charter Guide

The perfect paradise escape, Antigua is home to many beaches and hidden coves, all ripe for exploring. It’s mesmerising turquoise waters serve as the ideal backdrop for its volcanic hill and luscious nature reserves. The island also holds a rich maritime history, which is evident at several local settlements, from the English Harbour, which takes its name from the Royal Navy harbour to the capital

Scuba Diving by Falmouth Harbour

Perfect for those looking to enjoy a day about town, Falmouth Harbour is home to several beautiful hiking trails and historical attractions. But its crystal clear waters and bright coral reefs ensure this harbour offers some of the best scuba diving in the region.

Explore the best of the English Harbour

Known for the famously restored Nelson’s Dockyard, which Admiral Horatio Nelson used as his base in the 1789s, the English Harbour is home to lovingly preserved buildings and a gorgeous marina. For those looking for a challenge, why not take the trail up to Shirley Heights, a former military lookout

MONTSERRAT

One of the most celebrated and notable settlements on the island, All Saints is home to ruins of a former sugar-cane plantation which was built almost 350 years ago. Another must-see settlement is Liberta, the third-largest town on the island and the first settlement for freed slaves, earning it the

ALL SAINTS

All saints is the second largest town in the small Caribbean island, with stunning example of colonial architecture and pristine beaches.

GALLEON BEACH

Relax on the soft, golden sands which are surrounds by rich, lush forests that make up Galleon Beach, by Freeman’s Bay. The perfect place for sunbathing, swimming and snorkelling, a short hike on the left side of the bay takes you to the Pillars of Hercules, a natural rock formation created by the w