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Great Bird Island
This small island is packed with different animal species and is also the last habitat of Antiguan Racer. Privately owned.
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Attractions near to Great Bird Island
Hell's GateOnly reachable by boat, this stone arch is one of the natural wonders of the islands. Great sea-bathing opportunities here. |
Stingray CityA magical experience for both kids and adults. Meet the local stingrays, give them food and hold one of these creatures. |
Betty’s HopeA 17th century sugar plantation that has been restored and made into an open-air museum. Informative and scenic at the same time. |
Devil's BridgeImpressive rock formations made solely by the power of the sea. The spectacular views from here are also a nice addition. |
Antigua ClaysThis shooting centre might seem like a curious attraction, but their services are grand. If shooting intrigues you at least a little, go there. |
Harmony HallDoubles as a restaurant and art gallery. Showcases artwork made by local artists and serves mostly seafood. |
Dutchman's BayA quiet and secluded beach – perfect if you need some privacy. There is one restaurant, so you can easily spend the day here. |
Long BayA serene beach not completely stripped off facilities. Perfect for spending the day simply lounging under the trees. |
Jabberwock BeachA long beach popular with windsurfers for its rougher waves. Great for meeting the locals or watching planes taking off from the nearby airport. |
Indian Town National ParkA small park that nonetheless offers dozens of hiking opportunities along the lush greenery. Worth a visit. |
