Lodge Antigua

Antigua


This perky budget pick at the National Sailing Academy comes with a restaurant-bar overlooking the harbor and a clutch of compact but nicely furnished units surrounded by leafy grounds. Apartments and cottages sleep up to four and come with cooking facilities. Gracious hosts Peter and Elizabeth also rent sailing dinghies, kayaks and SUP boards. Minimum stay is three nights.


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1. Pigeon Beach

0.67 MILES

This tree-shaded community beach has showers, bathrooms, a playground and several cafes and bars, but only so-so snorkeling. The water is remarkably…

2. Nelson’s Dockyard National Park

0.7 MILES

Continuously in operation since 1745, this extensively restored Georgian-era marina is Antigua's top sightseeing draw and was made a Unesco World Heritage…

3. Dow's Hill Interpretation Centre

0.88 MILES

For a primer on Antigua's history from the Amerindian era to the present, watch the 15-minute multimedia presentation at this interpretative center just…

4. Fort Berkeley

0.96 MILES

Though ruined, this fort, built in 1704 to protect English Harbour, still has enough walls and a cannon to evoke the challenges of the colonial era. It…

5. Galleon Beach

1.13 MILES

The beach closest to the entrance of English Harbour, Galleon borders a resort and thus has plenty of facilities, calm waters and a snorkeling reef close…

6. Pillars of Hercules

1.31 MILES

The entrance to English Harbour is guarded by this phalanx of rock soldiers eroded by the relentless wind, rain and crashing waves. The formation is best…

7. Shirley Heights

1.43 MILES

This restored military lookout and gun battery was named after Sir Thomas Shirley (1727–1800), who became the first Governor of the Leeward Islands in…

8. Antigua's Donkey Sanctuary

1.94 MILES

Meet Charley, Chrissy, blind Stevie or any of the other 150 or so stray donkeys that have found a loving home in this sanctuary operated by the Antigua &…