Hugged by 95 miles of superb coastline, a beach for every day of the year, picture perfect coves, azure blue waters, and pastel washed cottages, Antigua is a fabulous winter sun destination. What’s more, there’s some excellent fishing here too with all four flats species and a host of other inshore suspects like jacks and snapper to target. Bonefish average three pounds with the biggest about eight pounds. There can be outrageously plentiful permit shots too, though they’re still supremely difficult to hook. With every possible amenity and activity available between the array of resorts, Antigua is ideal for entertaining the whole family.
Blue Waters Hotel and Spa is a family-owned resort set on a beautiful private bay on the northwest coast of Antigua. With roots dating back more than 40 years the hotel has retained a graceful colonial feel while offering all the luxury of a modern resort. The 85 luxury rooms are nestled into 17 acres of mature tropical gardens and it’s a super spot for a holiday on this lovely island.
Jumby Bay resort sits on a private 300-acre island just off the coast of Antigua. This glorious all-inclusive retreat is a wonderful place for a relaxing holiday amid picture perfect tropical beaches, luxurious accommodation and superb dining.