Things to do in All Saints
Discover the best attractions and experiences All Saints has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore Antigua's well-preserved sites that tell the tale of its colonial history and maritime past.
Nelson's Dockyard
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the best-preserved 18th-century naval dockyard, now a lively harbor with history at every corner.
Fort James
Ruined colonial fort at the mouth of English Harbour, offering panoramic views and a peek into Antigua's strategic past.
Betty's Hope Sugar Plantation
Ruins of a 17th‑century sugar plantation with interpretive displays on Antigua's colonial era.
Museums
Dive into Antigua's past through compact museums that spotlight history, culture, and local life.
Antigua and Barbuda Museum
Comprehensive exhibits tracing the islands' history from pre-colonial times to independence.
Dow's Hill Interpretation Centre
Interpretive displays about Nelson's Dockyard, English Harbour, and Antigua's maritime heritage.
Religious Monuments
Visit venerable churches and cathedrals that anchor Antigua's spiritual life.
St. John's Cathedral
A prominent Anglican cathedral in the capital with striking architecture and stained glass.
All Saints Church
Historic church serving the All Saints community, set in a tranquil parish area.
National & Theme Parks
Explore protected landscapes and scenic viewpoints that showcase Antigua's natural beauty.
Nelson's Dockyard National Park
Historic harbour area within a national park offering maritime museums, walking paths, and scenic views.
Shirley Heights Lookout
Iconic sunset viewpoint within the Dockyard area, famed for its panoramic harbor views.
Neighborhoods
Get a feel for the different sides of the island by wandering its charming districts.
St. John's
The bustling capital with colorful streets, markets, and colonial-era architecture.
All Saints
Residential area known for its proximity to the coast and pleasant local vibes.
Dickenson Bay
Popular resort district with beaches, eateries, and sailing culture.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy Antigua’s natural beauty and history without spending a dime.
Carlisle Bay Beach
Stretch out on a broad, white-sand beach with calm waters ideal for swimming and sunbathing.
Shirley Heights sunset
Watch a spectacular sunset over English Harbour from the famous lookout.
Self-guided historic stroll in St. John's
Meander the capital’s streets to admire colonial architecture and market life.
Gastronomy
Taste Antigua’s local flavors, from street-food staples to seaside seafood feasts.
Fungi with Pepper Pot
Try Antigua’s staple cornmeal dish paired with a pepperpot stew.
Grilled Lobster
Enjoy catch-of-the-day seafood prepared simply at a beachside shack.
Johnnycakes
Snack on a traditional fried bread that pairs well with local toppings.
Nightlife
Evenings in Antigua range from casual beach bars to lively lookout parties.
Shirley Heights Sunday BBQ
Popular beachfront party with live music, great views, and a festive vibe.
Dickenson Bay Beach Bars
Relaxed beachside bars offering music, cocktails, and sunset views.
Entertainment
Cultural performances and theater offer a taste of Antigua’s arts scene.
Live performances at local venues
Enjoy Caribbean music and occasional theater nights in St. John's.
Cultural events at the Heritage Centre
Seasonal cultural showcases celebrating Antigua’s heritage.
Sports
Take to the water or land with outdoor sports and water activities.
Snorkeling at Carlisle Bay
Explore calm reefs and marine life in shallow waters.
Kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding
Paddle along coastlines for scenic views and sea breeze.
Off the Track
For a slower pace, explore lesser-known trails and viewpoints.
Wingfield Estate trails
Historic estate ruins surrounded by jungle-tinged scenery and birdlife.
Beaches beyond the crowds
Find quiet coves and local beaches away from the main tourist zones.