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Antigua Holidays

7 nights Grand Pineapple Beach Antigua from £949

Find a white sand beach all to yourself, dance to a steel band at Antigua's carnival, or cast away to uninhabited islands and discover nature at its purest.

Antigua

With its vibrant colonial past, colourful heritage and strong British influence, this little island enjoys unique appeal as one of the most relaxed in the Caribbean, beckoning travellers to enjoy rejuvenating Antigua holidays with a dash of culture. Ideal for couples, families or groups of friends, Antigua has a certain 'je ne sais quoi' that keeps people coming back time and time again. Come and discover this charming paradise with us as we attempt to show just what makes Antigua so very special...

Introducing Antigua

Antigua is the perfect tranquil beach retreat if you're in search of utter peace and serenity with a dash of historical appeal, rich local traditions and a relaxed tropical vibe.

You'll find Antigua just north of the Equator, lined with powdery white sand beaches, protected by colourful reefs, and cooled by gentle breezes. Antigua is the perfect Caribbean island. As a former British colony and a thriving nation, there's a wealth of history and culture here that we can't wait to share with you.

Antigua is one of the most popular Caribbean destinations among our own travel advisers. Some of them are so passionate about the country they have visited it many times on their holidays. Get in touch and give us a chance to share our unique experiences and knowledge to help you create your perfect Antigua holiday.

A beach for every person, every day of the year

Antiguans often boast about having 365 beaches, one for every day of the year, so you're sure to find your own perfect slice of paradise here, whether it's topping up your tan on Antigua's secluded southern beaches, enjoying family fun in the calm waters at Jolly Harbour, or surfing the waves at Dutchman's Bay.

Caribbean culture with British roots

Forming a whole country together with its sister island of Barbuda, Antigua is an English-speaking nation that once was Britain's most important Caribbean base in the 1700s. You'll see traces of Antigua's colonial history dotted around the island. One big echo of Antigua's British past is in the locals' love of cricket. If you're lucky, you can sample the unique atmosphere of a game during your stay.

The Caribbean culture is very much alive in Antigua today, and nowhere more so than during the summer carnival, when rhythmic steel bands play all night long.

To find a holiday in Antigua that suits your budget let us help you take care of the details, from how to get there to where to stay and what to do. For the ultimate way to relax, ask our experts about Antigua's superb all inclusive beach resorts.

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Minister of Tourism announces plans to make Antigua holidays more popular

Hoping that 2013 will be another successful year for the tourism industry, Antigua's Minister of Tourism has recently unveiled a series of measures and projects to enhance the quality of Antigua holidays offered to discerning travellers.

Cheaper flights to Antigua for local October events secured with LIAT airlines

In order to ensure travellers have easy access to the twin-island nation this October, the tourism authorities in Antigua and Barbuda are pushing to secure air travel routes in the region with LIAT Airlines. This move will help boost the number of tourists taking Antigua holidays this month with new and more affordable travel fares.

Antigua Hotels Record Highest Occupancy Levels in Three Years

A recent increase in the number of travellers taking Antigua holidays has led to the nation recording the best hotel occupancy levels in the past three years. New data released by the Antigua Hotels and Tourist Association has revealed that the Caribbean island nation's average occupancy levels in 2012 reached 63.8 per cent in April this year.