Turner’s is a great place to unwind all day long. It serves a fab lunch, is right on the beach, and has restrooms and showers.The powdery beach is simply breathtaking, the sand is ideal for volleyball or just relaxing in the shade with a Turner’s picnic. Watersports activities include reef trips, snorkelling and jet skis.Equipment for activities can be rented at the bar. Surrounded by an idyllic white picket fence, the restaurant has classy raised deck and stylish furnishings.

The amazing Hawksbill Beach, who got its name from an oddly shaped rock, resembling the hawksbill turtle, comprises of four magnificent beaches… great for a day’s adventure, with swimming, picnicking and snorkeling!

Jolly Beach, located on the West coast of Antigua at Jolly Harbour, offers a mile long powder white sand beach on the warm waters of the Caribbean sea.

Fort Barrington is situated on Goat Hill, the westernmost entry point into St John’s Harbour. It was built on the strategic hilltop to control entry into both St John’s Harbour and neighbouring Deep Bay. As such it was an important part of the triad of forts built to protect the rapidly growing trading town of St John’s.

Located on the west coast of Antigua lies Pearns Point a dramatic and spectacular peninsula connected to the main land by a narrow causeway. Here you can find Baker's Cellar Rock. Baker's Cellar Rock was once a fumarole (a volanic vent). This is why the peninsula is so rich in minerals such as manganese and iron, giving off colourful hues that are stunning to see while snorkeling around the rock. The caves are only accessible during calm conditions.