4h Antigua Must-Do: Stingray City, Devil’s Bridge & Long Bay

Pass by the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, Antigua's international cricket venue named after one of the sport's greatest legends.

No visit to Antigua is complete without seeing Devil’s Bridge, one of the island’s most iconic and dramatic natural landmarks. Here, on Antigua’s rugged Atlantic coast, centuries of powerful waves have carved the limestone into a spectacular natural arch. Feel the force of the ocean as waves crash against the rocks and seawater bursts through natural blowholes, creating one of the island’s most impressive coastal scenes. Beyond the views, Devil’s Bridge has an important place in Antigua’s history. Your guide will share the story behind its name and the historical significance of the area, giving you a deeper understanding of this remarkable site. With its wild scenery, powerful Atlantic Ocean and excellent photo opportunities, Devil’s Bridge is the perfect contrast to Antigua’s calm Caribbean beaches — and a must-see stop for anyone wanting to discover more than just the postcard side of the island.

White talc-like sand and crystal clear waters, these are the features that make Long Bay one of the most popular beaches on the island. Famous for its seabed, convenient place to snorkel with the equipment offered by us. For those who like to relax, you can take advantage of this stop to take romantic walks or to rest in the shade of a tree.

One of the most important natural attractions that has made Antigua famous in the world is by far the bath with the stingrays in their city in the middle of the sea: Stingray City. To reach the point where these extraordinary and friendly animals are located, you will have to take a fast boat for a duration of 8 minutes each way. Once we arrive we will be able to go down into the water where you touch it and the height will be 1.40 meters. Breeds are very sociable and not dangerous animals at all. They will be caressed and towards so that they can feed them. Recall that they are in their natural habitat, no cages or nets.