For the ones who prefer a laid back ride in an air-conditioned taxi or mini bus, National Tours & Services will arrange a tour starting from destination requested, allowing you to visit Historical sites such as: Shirley Heights for a panoramic view of English Harbour or Nelson's Dockyard the world's only remaining Georgian naval facility and home to the famous Sailing Week Regatta.

Drive through the village of Liberta named by the first slaves emancipated on the island.

Devil's Bridge is an amazing wonder of a natural bridge formed by rushing Atlantic waves.

St. John's, the capital with places of interest like the Anglican Cathedral, Heritage Quay, Redcliffe Quay & Shopping. Whether one is coming to the Island to see Cricket at an international level, going on an exciting island excursion, island sightseeing tour, snorkeling, a rugged off road tour or planning to hang loose on a Pirate ship, our local representatives will assist you with all your plans.

Great Duty Free Shopping at Heritage Quay

The Duty Free shopping is at the waterfront in Down Town St. John's at Heritage Quay and Redcliffe Quay. These areas are charming and spacious with pleasant and friendly staff. Both Heritage and Redcliffe Quays are the areas in which the cruise ships dock in Antigua. All the shops are modern with a wide range of goods to suite every shopper.

Redcliffe Quay

Both the Redcliffe and Heritage Quay shops are adjacent to the waterfront and offers beautiful shade palm trees and gardens with boutiques, small shops and restaurants.

Shirley Heights Look Out

Nelson's Dock Yard

Nelson's Dockyard was named after the famous Admiral Horatio Nelson, is Antigua's famous and most prized historic possession. It is a wonderful and great monument with a past and is now a place of much activity. Nelson's Dockyard is the home of many yachts and many famous people.

Originally English Harbour was established to provide the British Royal Navy with a secure base from which to keep the Caribbean from the other European powers. Christopher Columbus did not stop in Antigua, but named it after Santa Maria de Antigua in Spain.