Outback Antigua Tour

This a small group tour to ensure that each participant gets the best experience! Great for adults and children!. Explore the island via bus/car/van whilst enjoying local fruits and drinks.The tour takes you on an exciting trip to Antigua's historical and ecological sites, where you will have the opportunity to photograph Antigua's exotic scenery while interacting with the local people. Happily immerse yourself into the "Antiguan Way of Life" for a day!

Itinerary

1. One of the oldest religious institutions in the capital of St. John's, is currently undergoing restoration works. However, it is still possible to go beyond the church's walls, sit in its pews and take a moment of silence to get in touch with your spiritual side. (15 min)
2. Enjoy this naturally scenic drive through Fig Tree drive, as you take in the lush 'green-ness' of the southern side of Antigua! This drive will definitely reveal that Antigua offers more than sun, sea and sand!
3. St. John's is the capital of Antigua and Barbuda. A walk through, or a drive through St. John's will give you a first hand experience of the Antiguan way of life! The meat, fish and vegetable markets display and sell a lot of our local and imported foods and even some of the ingredients used to prepare the delectable lunch that awaits you. (20 min)
4. Ffryes Beach (yes, with two f's) is one of the 365 picturesque white sand beaches in Antigua and Barbuda. On a sunny day, its azure skies and calm blue waters is excellent for swimming, relaxing and any other activity that soothes your body, mind and soul.‍♀️‍♂️ (10 min)
5. Antigua and Barbuda's only donkey Sanctuary, where donkeys recieve food and medical care. The sanctuary is maintained by the kind and generous contributions of loving sponsors like you. The donkeys within the enclosure enjoy attention, and like being brushed. There's also a shelter for homeless cats and dogs and the occasional goat or two! (20 min)
6. In spite of it's name, Devil's bridge is a naturally beautiful limestone feature that is being constantly carved by the erosive action of the Atlantic Ocean. During the days of slavery, it was believed that the 'Devil' lived there because of the innocent souls that he lured to their death (slaves deliberately ended their lives by jumping off of the Bridge). Today, local and foreign visitors stand in awe of its beauty. (15 min)