Admiralty House

Just five minutes drive away, Spring Hill Riding School offers riding opportunities for all experience levels whether that is learning to trot in their arena or riding out onto the beach and into the sea.

Sailing, kayaking, you name it - it is all on your doorstep, the National Sailing Academy is under 10 mins away, and other watersports companies operate out of Pigeon beach just a few minutes further. For those more adventurous, kite surfing lessons are available at Jabberwock Bay in the North of the island - enquire for more info.

Quite rightly all Antigua’s beaches are open to the public, therefore we think you will enjoy the fact that whilst the coral reef below Admiralty House is ideal for snorkeling over, and we have our own little ‘secret’ sandy beach approx. 20 meters from the bottom of the property, we still retain our privacy. Meanwhile some of the most idyllic of Antigua’s sandy beaches are close at hand, including Galleon and Pigeon, where you can soak up the sun, swim in the gentle Caribbean Sea, enjoy a drink, lunch and perhaps a dance at the beach bar.

There are so many wonderful walks and hikes around this part of the island. Just up the road from Admiralty House is the beginning of the breathtaking hike to Rendezvous Beach - a beautiful secluded sandy beach only accessible by foot or by boat.

Antigua’s small rainforest is just 15 minutes drive away and provides a great space for walking with cooler temperatures. There is also a rainforest zip-wire experience available for any thrill seekers.

Bustling with bars and restaurants, English Harbour and Falmouth Harbour are haven for party-goers and boat-oglers alike. Nelson’s Dockyard in English Harbour is a also great spot to absorb some local history.

There is always the option to party on Antigua!