Carlisle Bay Antigua

Carlisle Bay offers a comprehensive range of complimentary non-motorised watersports on site, including kayaking, sailing, windsurfing, paddle boarding, raft-building and snorkeling. All are suitable for beginners and expert tuition and equipment is provided. Motorised watersports are provided in a neighbouring cove to prevent disturbances to the tranquility of Carlisle Bay. These are chargeable activities. Try waterskiing, wakeboarding or tubing for the greatest thrill of your holiday! Carlisle Bay also boasts a large free form pool and water sports centre with a scuba diving facility. For those who love the open sea and stay dry then why not hire the resort’s new luxury yacht for a day’s cruise? Watersports are a central feature of Carlisle Bay and everything has been provided to give our guests a first-rate experience.

Stingray City Antigua is very proud of our No.1 rating on Trip Advisor, having worked very hard to create such a unique experience. With the Stingrays free to come and go as they please we are one of the few fence-less animal interactions in the world. Your friendly and knowledgeable guides are there to assist and answer any questions you have during your fun and amazing interactions with our friendly southern stingrays.

This magnificent golf course is located on the northern end of the island, minutes away and within 3 miles from the capital St. John's and the cruise ship port.

Located on Fig Tree Drive, Wallings, in the hills of the lush rainforest on the south-west coast of Antigua, is the expansive and expertly designed zip line & rope challenge course of the Antigua Rainforest Company. This exciting course offers a total of 16 thrilling zip lines, 3 aerial walk way bridges, 2 tree houses, 2 'Leap of Faith' vertical descents, 9 elements of challenge course & 3 unique combination tours.

On your Caribbean holiday, charter a Sunseeker for a day – and sail to Barbuda with pink sand beaches for a private picnic and exceptional snorkeling among reefs and coves. Contact our watersports team. - See more at: http://www.campbellgrayhotels.com/carlisle-bay/the-destination/discover#sthash.o2i8fcAm.dpuf

English Harbour, Antigua's graceful and evocative historic district, is focused on the fifteen square miles of Nelson's Dockyard National Park. Developed as a base for the British Navy in the great age of sail, the harbour served as the headquarters of the fleet of the Leeward Islands during the turbulent years of the late 18th century. Although the dockyard was greatly expanded at that time by Horatio Nelson, it was gradually abandoned in the nineteenth century and was closed in 1889. Today Nelson's Dockyard has been completely restored, and it is now the only Georgian dockyard in the world. English HarbourAlmost all of the park's other sites of interest overlook the harbour. The closest of these is Clarence House, a residence built for the future King William IV (1765-1837) when he served under Nelson as captain of the H.M.S. Pegasus. Further above the harbour, at Shirley Heights, are the partially-restored fortifications of the harbour's colonial observation post; the view from Shirley Heights extends out over the harbour and far across the Caribbean to Montserrat and Guadaloupe. On Sundays the vista is enhanced by barbeque and live music at the bar there (Steel Band music from 3-6 pm & reggae from 6-9). Shirley Heights can be reached via Lookout Trail, a nature walk that rises from the harbour through a forest of trees--descending the trail is not advisable after dark or barbecue revelry