DISCOVER HISTORICAL ANTIGUA while pleasuring your palate with a taste of something local served on unique dishes. This six and a half hour tour begins in downtown St. John’s, where 18th century buildings add a historical charm to the bustling city. Tour stops include the historical fortifications – the Block House, Shirley Heights, and the region’s only active Georgian era naval yard, Nelson’s Dockyard. There’s also a thrilling ride through lush Fig Tree Drive, with South Coast Horizon – a secluded eco-fantasy – as the final destination. South Coast is a 42 acre mangrove lagoon through which patrons peddle or kayak towards one of the island’s most secluded beaches. There, appetites will be satisfied with, quite literally, a taste of something local. For more on South Coast Horizon visit www.southcoasthorizon.com
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PADDLE THROUGH PARADISE allows you to move through South Coast Horizon’s 42 acres of mangrove lagoon at your own pace via paddle-boat or kayak. You’ll first be greeted by friendly and knowledgeable guides who will escort you through an exotic 350 palm garden and take you through the safety procedures. At journey’s end, spend some time on one of Antigua’s beautiful white sand beaches, nestled along the dense mangroves and protected by Cades Reef, just a quarter mile away. There you can relax with rum or fruit punch in a hammock or beach chair, or perhaps take a dip in the blue waters.
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SCENIC PICNIC TOUR is for nature lovers. The tour leaves the bustling city only to leisurely wend its way along historic villages – like Buckley’s and Swetes – en route to Wallings Forest and Reservoir – a well-preserved eco-tourism and historical treasure. A hike through this evergreen forest leads, ultimately, to the panoramic view from 1200 feet up, atop Signal Hill. Then it’s onwards to South Coast Horizon – a unique Lagoon adventure, which includes paddling or kayaking through a 42 acre mangrove and a pleasurable stop at one of Antigua’s most secluded beaches.
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ADVENTUROUS ANTIGUA is specially designed for moderate to experienced hikers. It begins at Wallings Forest and Reservoir, an evergreen forest of rare plant and bird life, and historical dam. It then travels up 1207 feet to Signal Hill, which offers a breathtaking view of almost the entire island, and down to Rendezvous Bay – a quiet, secluded beach with crystal clear waters. Following a leisurely swim, the tour continues with a hike along the southwest coastline to Old Road village.
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