From your tender dock, you will take an open-air safari bus on a scenic drive through the capital Roadtown, featuring both coasts of this beautiful island. Follow the Ridge Road and ascend Fort Hill, pausing for photos and commentary along the way. The views towards Anegada, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and many of the British Virgin Islands are unparalleled. After passing the local village of Long Trench with its colorful wall mural depicting historical scenes of island life, you will glimpse the settlement of Fahie Hill.  More outstanding views continue as you follow along the ridge, before descending Ross Path to beautiful Cane Garden Bay for a one-hour stay Swim and relax in the crystal clear water at this spectacular white-sand beach and enjoy a complimentary beverage. Changing/showering facilities, a restaurant, and bar (for additional extra-charge drinks) are also available. Your return to Roadtown will include a short visit to the historic Callwoods Rum Distillery and trace the scenic north shore, past Zion Hill and the Sir Francis Drake Channel.

Please note: This tour is operated using open safari tour buses that are accessed by three steps and involves driving over winding, steep hills.  The buses drive on the left hand side of the road. You will have free time at the beach where a lifeguard will be present. Wear your swimwear under your clothes and bring a towel. Beach chairs and umbrellas are available for rent at the beach.

You will board the dive boat right at Nanny Cay Marina and steam across to Salt Island, where the Rhone was dashed upon Black Rock Point in a violent hurricane in 1867. The ship split in two and sank to the ocean floor, scattering artifacts across the sea bed. The stern came to rest in 35 feet of water; the bow drifted slightly deeper to 80 feet. It will take two dives to thoroughly see the 310-foot steam ship that once carried mail and passengers between England and the Caribbean. On the first dive, you'll explore the ghostly bow section, which is nearly intact, including the prow, mast and lifeboat davits. The cavernous interior may look familiar as some of the most dramatic scenes in the movie "The Deep" were filmed here. The waters are usually teeming with jacks, grunts and sennets, a barracuda-like fish with a yellowish hue and exaggerated eyes. After a break, you'll dive in shallower waters around the stern and other remnants of the ship, such as the boiler, deck supports and massive propeller. Almost every surface is covered in a kaleidoscope of vibrant coral and sponges, which attract a variety of brightly colored fish. Following your amazing underwater adventure at one of the Caribbean's best dive sites, you'll cruise back to the pier, enjoying some refreshments along the way.

Please note: Guests wishing to participate in this tour must be certified divers and present their dive certification card and show proof that they have dived within the last 3 years. If you have not dived within this period, you may alternatively take a refresher course prior to your cruise. Guests should be in good physical condition. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests, those with mobility concerns, or those with back or neck problems. Bathing suits should be worn under a cover-up and guests should bring their own towel. Hats, sunglasses, sunscreen and flat, comfortable shoes or aqua socks are strongly recommended. Diving equipment is provided. Guests taking part in any water activities do so at their own risk and responsibility and the local operator requires that all participants sign a liability waiver before being permitted on the tour. Dependent upon prevailing weather and sea conditions, alternate diving sites may be substituted.

Board your power boat from Spanish Town Yacht Harbour heading up the protected waters of the North Shore of Virgin Gorda with great views of the leeward shore bays, beautiful Villas and resorts scattered on the hillside of Great Mountain. You will tuck into North Sound to make the most of the flat protected waters, passing Richard Branson’s Moskito Island on the left and cross over North Sound known as ‘the billionaires playground ‘of the Virgin Islands to start your exhilarating roller coaster ride to the reefs of Anegada. A short 35 minutes of splashtacular adventure will find you in tranquil waters gazing in amazement at a mountain of Conch at White Bay. After a swim and exploration of the conch shells you will re-board the boat and tour the southern flats of Anegada. The water here is only 4 feet deep!  So you can clearly see the bottom and the sundry of sea life beneath the surface. You will follow the South shore to Setting Point, a small community accustomed to the slow pace of island life. From here board an open air bus for a 15-minute ride with views of the island. The old-world wooden dock leads you to the Anegada Reef Hotel where you can choose to buy a drink or peruse the gift shop, in either case, this is a barefoot experience. Your next course will take you on to Pomato Point to step ashore for some light refreshment.  If you wish to take a moment of serene solitude, capture the opportunity with a walk on the long and serene white-sand beach.  On departing the Flats of Anegada, the Captain will navigate around the large coral head structures to cross the open waters back to Virgin Gorda for the beach barbecue.

Please note:  Wear sunscreen, a long sleeve shirt, or a rash guard, a hat with a chin strap or leash, and sunglasses. Bring your swim suit and a towel. This tour will be cancelled if the wind is sustained at and above 18 knots.

Please note: wear your swimsuit under your clothes, bring a towel, a dry t-shirt or sweatshirt, reef friendly sunscreen, waterproof camera (if you want to record the boulders ashore), and a hat.  Participants must sign a waiver before departing the dock. Depending on weather and sea state the snorkel locations might have to be adjusted. Minimum age is 7 years. 

Here’s a wonderful opportunity to play one of the Caribbean’s favorite championship golf courses. Cedar Valley Golf Club is home to the annual Antigua Open Golf Championship and is the only Antigua golf course to annually hold an OECS Golf Tournament. You will be met on the pier by friendly, experienced Tour Guides and taken to your waiting air-conditioned transportation, which will take you to Cedar Valley Golf Club, just 40 minutes from Falmouth Harbour. The beautiful course lies amid mature tropical trees with vistas of hills and the ocean providing an inspiring but challenging golf course, and is equally a memorable experience for non-golfers. The golf club accommodates and welcomes players of all skill levels. The course is set within exciting and breathtaking scenery, with a practice tee and green, a clubhouse lounge restaurant and a bar for drinks, snacks and lunch.  There is also a pro shop should you need additional balls, tees, gloves, polo shirts, socks and shorts etc.

Please note: Price includes green fees, a shared golf cart and return transportation. Club rental is available at US$30 per set and is not part of the golf package. The price is subject to change at anytime. Should guests wish to rent clubs, the fee is payable at the golf course only. Shoe rental is unfortunately not available. Non-participants who wish to partner a player are welcome at the fee above.

This exclusive tour is limited to only 24 participants – and sells out quickly! You will be met at your yacht by professional guides and taken by air-conditioned vehicle to the Antigua Rainforest approximately 30 minutes away where your exciting tour will begin. This tour offers uncompromised safety including your state-of-the-art harness and safety helmet.  Commencing at the Old Pump House, you will walk over a suspension bridge that spans the gorge to the far bank and take the first aerial zip. There are a series of 12 zip lines, 9 typical challenge elements, and 2 suspension bridges that will give you a bird’s-eye-view of the flora and fauna in the rainforest while you listen to the calls of numerous bird species.

Please note: This tour includes some slight physical exertion and is not recommended for pregnant women, people with a history of heart problems, seizures, back, knee, or shoulder problems, or other pre-existing health problems. The maximum weight capacity is 235 lbs., and the minimum height is 5 feet.  Participants should not wear strapless shoes or strapless sandals and women should wear shorts or long pants. A change of shirt is recommended. Also cameras are not allowed while doing this tour. You will be required to sign a waiver to participate on this tour.

You will board your air-conditioned transportation and ride through Antigua’s countryside, rich in daily West Indian life, local villages, old churches, that exemplify West Indian culture, to Jolly Harbour. Here an experienced guide will give you a safety briefing on how to safely operate your 2-seater, 30 hp inflatable boat and you will have time to acquaint yourself with it. Then it’s time to follow your guide on a spectacular adventure along Antigua’s south coast in and out of bays and around reefs to Antigua’s premier snorkeling area, Cades Reef.  Here you will be given instruction in snorkeling before you set out, explore and enjoy the home to the colorful Caribbean marine life including parrotfish, damselfish, grunts and angelfish among many others. Or you can simply take a swim or relax and soak up the sun in the idyllic location onboard the boat.  You then will be guided back to Jolly Harbour for another opportunity to soak up the Antiguan sun before returning to the pier.        

                                                                  

Please note: Bring your swimsuit, towel and a camera.  Snorkeling equipment includes safety buoyancy waistband, mask, snorkel,and fins; professional instruction and supervision by PADI trained Guides. Guests must be 18 years of age to drive the boats. Maximum weight of combined participants is 400 pounds.The tour is not suitable for guests with back problems, who are pregnant or non-swimmers. Guests will be required to sign a waiver to participate on this tour.

You will be met on the pier by your guide and escorted to an awaiting air-conditioned taxi which will take you to Fort James Beach, 40 minutes from the pier.  After a complete orientation on your Segway you will travel back in time to 1706 when the British built one of its most impressive forts to protect against French invasion. You’ll be amazed at how easy it is to maneuver this phenomenon of motion as it carries you through the large wooden gates of Fort James where a spectacular view of the Caribbean Sea awaits.  Next you will embark on an entertaining adventure cruising by miles of beach in minutes on your zero emission Segway as knowledgeable and fun guides will fill you in on interesting facts about the area. After the tour enjoy delicious refreshments and cool drinks around a picnic table while indulging in a breathtaking view of one of the island’s most popular beach bars and restaurant. With time to relax on the beach you can catch up on that good read or take a dip or just do absolutely nothing.  Your package includes Segway orientation, safety gear (helmets), guided tour, bottled water, soft-drinks, and time to relax on the beach. 

Please note: Bring your sun protection lotion, swimsuit, towel, and, of course, your camera!  Closed toe shoes are recommended and women should wear shorts or long pants.Guests will be required to fill out a waiver before participating on this tour. Minimum age is 10. Minimum height is 4.5" and maximum weight is 260 lbs.

This sightseeing tour begins and takes you to Dow’s Hill, for an amazing panoramic view and short guided tour of the area.  Your vehicle will then head back south to the Island's countryside, exemplifying West Indies culture, and take in the magnificent view of Falmouth Harbour, English Harbour and Nelson's Dockyard. Your first stop will be at the Blockhouse Ruins, dating back to 1787, which are situated atop a sheer cliff 450 feet above the Atlantic.  You’ll see uninterrupted views of Indian Creek and the prestigious St. James’s Club on Mamora Bay.  The lookout at Shirley Heights, the island’s most southerly point nearly 500 feet above sea level, offers unparalleled views of the Atlantic and English Harbor. On a clear day the island of Montserrat can be seen, nearly 30 miles away. You will see the world’s last Georgian dockyard still in use and one of the eastern Caribbean’s biggest attractions. Nelson’s Dockyard Village was built in 1725. Your 45-minute stay will give you time to admire the sleek yachts tied to the old stone quayside and to explore the Admiral’s Inn, the museum, and the mystery pillars. A refreshing beverage will be offered at an 18th century inn before your return to Falmouth.

 Please note: The order of sites visited may vary.

The best way to experience 80 different cultures in one day is to take the “Saint-Martin/Saint-Maarten Island Tour.” You will depart from Philipsburg and head to Oyster Pond, a charming little locale with a picturesque marina on the French side of the island.  From there, following Coralita Road, along the coast, you will stop at a lookout point from where you can see St. Barth and Tintamare Island. You will continue past famous Orient Beach, well known for its clothing optional beach, past Grand Case, the Culinary Capitol of the Caribbean, on your way to Marigot, capitol of the French side. Marigot is best known for its seaside, open-air market, where you can find truly charming souvenirs of your Caribbean vacation. If you are “shopped out”, try one of the French cafés right next door, for a café au lait with a croissant.  Upon leaving Marigot, you will make one more photo stop on Cay Hill, from where you have a wonderful view over Simpson Bay Lagoon.  Your last stop will be Philipsburg, capitol of the Dutch side, best known for its jewelry-, electronics-, and high end clothing stores. On the Boardwalk you will find quaint restaurants for a quick bite to eat before your flight and an excellent photo opportunity of your yacht lying in Philipsburg Harbor. From there, you will be taken straight to Princess Juliana International Airport for your flight home.

Please note: Wear comfortable walking shoes.

The best way to experience 80 different cultures in one day is to take the “Saint-Martin/Saint-Maarten Island Tour.”  You will depart from Philipsburg and head to Oyster Pond, a charming little locale with a picturesque marina on the French side of the island.  From there, following Coralita Road, along the coast, you will stop at a lookout point from where you can see St. Barth and Tintamare Island. You will continue past famous Orient Beach, well known for its clothing optional beach, past Grand Case, the Culinary Capitol of the Caribbean, on your way to Marigot, capitol of the French side. Marigot is best known for its seaside, open-air market, where you can find truly charming souvenirs of your Caribbean vacation. If you are “shopped out”, try one of the French cafés right next door, for a café au lait with a croissant.  Upon leaving Marigot, you will make one more photo stop on Cay Hill, from where you have a wonderful view over Simpson Bay Lagoon.  Our last stop will be Philipsburg, capitol of the Dutch side, best known for its jewelry-, electronics-, and high end clothing stores. On the Boardwalk you will find quaint restaurants for a quick bite to eat and an excellent photo opportunity of your yacht lying in Philipsburg Harbor. From there, you will be taken straight to your hotel.

Please note: Wear comfortable walking shoes.