• Saint George - St. George’s Anglican Church, situated in the serene area of Fitches Creek, Antigua & Barbuda, stands as a notable historical and cultural landmark.

Historical Importance
St. George’s Anglican Church is among the oldest churches in Antigua, carrying profound historical significance. The church embodies the colonial-era influence and highlights the role Christianity played in the lives of the island’s residents, including enslaved Africans during the 18th and 19th centuries.

• Betty’s Hope - Betty’s Hope functions as a heritage site and museum, providing visitors with insights into the island’s colonial past and the sugar production process. The site showcases the restored ruins of the sugar mills and other structures, offering a glimpse into the life and operations of a colonial sugar plantation.

Visitors to Betty’s Hope can explore the remnants of the windmill used for grinding sugar cane, the boiling house where sugar was processed, and various artifacts that illustrate the plantation’s historical significance. Informative displays discuss the plantation’s history, the enslaved individuals who worked there, and the broader context of sugar production in Antigua and the Caribbean.

• Devil’s Bridge - Devil’s Bridge is a natural and historical landmark located on Antigua’s eastern side. This extraordinary site is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, cultural importance, and geological uniqueness. It is truly “A NATURAL WONDER.”

Devil’s Bridge is a natural limestone arch, sculpted over centuries by the powerful waves of the Atlantic Ocean. The relentless erosion from the water has shaped this dramatic rock formation, creating a bridge-like structure that extends over the turbulent sea.

The site offers sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean, and the rugged coastline provides excellent photo opportunities. It’s an ideal spot to experience the raw beauty of nature and feel the ocean’s power.

Devil’s Bridge is located in the Indian Town National Park, and the bridge is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Antigua, combining natural beauty with profound historical and cultural significance. It’s a place that inspires awe and invites reflection.

• Long Bay - Long Bay Beach is a beautiful stretch of sand located on Antigua’s eastern coast. Known for its breathtaking natural beauty, the beach features soft, white sand and clear turquoise waters, making it a popular spot for both tourists and locals. The surrounding landscape is characterized by lush greenery and some rocky outcrops, providing a scenic backdrop for relaxation and recreational activities.

Long Bay Beach is perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and various water sports, including snorkeling, kayaking, and paddleboarding. The calm waters are generally suitable for families and those seeking a peaceful beach atmosphere.

The beach is less crowded than some of Antigua’s more famous beaches, like Dickenson Bay or Jolly Beach, offering a more secluded and tranquil experience. Visitors can often find beach bars and restaurants nearby, serving local cuisine and refreshing drinks.

• Water and refreshment
• Mineral sunscreen available for purchase

Discover the beauty and history of Antigua on this immersive tour, beginning at Marble Hill Getaway in McKinnons. Experience stunning landscapes as you travel to Hodges Bay and explore the historic Church in Fitches Creek. Continue to Parham to admire St. Peter’s Anglican Church, an architectural gem of the island. Delve into the past at the Betty Hope Sugar Plantation, showcasing Antigua’s colonial heritage. A serene stop at Jabberwock Beach adds a touch of tranquility before returning to Marble Hill, rounding off a day rich in culture and natural beauty.

• Start your day at 9:30 am or if you prefere and afternoon tour, we set off at 2:30pm from Marble Hill in McKinnons
• Explore important cultural sites including historic churches
• Visit the beautifully restored Betty Hope Sugar Plantation
• Enjoy a relaxing moment at Long Bay Beach during the tour

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.