MYSTERY Holidays™
Antigua
Gold Level Destination
Duration: 7 nights
Experience the best of Antigua
Want to make your friends and family jealous or really jealous? Tell them you’re on your way to a mystery holiday on Antigua, a long-standing destination of quality in the Caribbean.
An island set midway along the Caribbean chain between the Dominican Republic and South America, your only worry will be if a seven night mystery holiday on Antigua is enough time!
But once you’ve arrived, you’re sure to realise you’ve lucked out in a big way. A seven night mystery holiday stay allows you to hit the beach, head for epic natural landscapes, enjoy superb cuisine and – yes, and – take in a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
If you’re after some reassurance on exactly how a mystery holiday works, you just need to click below. But don’t forget to also scroll down for an introduction to an island locals simply know as ‘the rock’ and others call ‘the land of 365 beaches’.
What to expect from a mystery holiday on Antigua
As you might expect, many of Antigua’s hotels and resorts are located on its coast, so you’ll only ever be a short distance from soft sand beaches that number one for every day of the year. Check out the popular Half Moon or Dickenson bays for starters.
If that’s not enough natural beauty for you, you’ll want to make a stop at Devil’s Bridge too, a natural limestone arch slung across crashing waves in a national park of the same name. The main city of St John’s is the place to soak up the local vibes, while English Harbour is the location of the UNESCO World Heritage listed Nelson’s Dockyard.
You can get an excellent view of English Harbour from the restored military outpost on Shirley Heights, which is also the place for one of the island’s best-known parties on a Sunday night.
Good to know before you go to Antigua
The best option for uncovering all the island has to offer is to hire a car, which can be done at the international airport when you arrive. Having your own vehicle saves you the hassle of dealing with public transport, and gives you more freedom than you’d get on any organised tour.
Be careful when prices are quoted in dollars. The island uses the East Caribbean Dollar (worth about £0.30) but many businesses on Antigua also accept payments in the US dollar, and may quote you prices in US dollars as a foreign visitor. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted.
British passport holders don’t need a visa to visit Antigua. You’ll be granted permission to stay the length of your mystery holiday. Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date of your arrival, and rules might be different for those with passports issued by other nations.
Why book with us?
because waiting is boring
No vouchers to buy and no redemption hoops to jump through. We are a real-time booking service—just pick your dates and get ready to go.
because clear pricing is cool
The price you see is the price you pay. We don’t hide weekend supplements or extra regional airport charges in the fine print.
because YOU CALL THE SHOTS
You stay in control of your schedule. Pick your exact travel dates and your preferred airport before you pay. No guessing and no surprises.