Group Activities in Saint Paul, Antigua and Barbuda

Welcome to Saint Paul, one of the three capitals of Antigua and Barbuda! This charming city offers a plethora of group activities that cater to various interests. Here’s some helpful information to plan your group visit:

1. Nelson’s Dockyard National Park

This historic site, home to the Caribbean’s only working Georgian naval dockyard, is a must-visit. Group tours can explore the restored colonial buildings, including the Admiral’s Inn, Pump House, and Commissioner’s House. Don’t miss the Antigua Maritime Museum for insight into the region’s rich nautical history.

2. Shirley Heights Lookout

Offering stunning views of the city and the Caribbean Sea, Shirley Heights is a popular spot for group picnics on Sunday evenings. The vistas are breathtaking, and you can enjoy local music and cuisine as the sun sets.

3. Antigua Rainforest Zipline Tour

For adrenaline-seeking groups, the Antigua Rainforest Zipline Tour is an unforgettable experience. Glide through the treetops, taking in the lush greenery and unique wildlife of Antigua’s rainforests.

4. St. John’s City Tour

Explore Saint Paul’s sister city, St. John’s, the capital of Antigua and Barbuda. Group tours can visit the colorful Cemetery Road, the historic Redcliffe Quay, and the bustling markets of Heritage Quay.

5. Antigua Arboretum

Located in the heart of Antigua, this 21-acre botanical sanctuary is home to over 60 species of indigenous trees, as well as exotic plants from around the world. Guided tours are available and provide insight into the local flora and fauna.

Tips for Group Visits:

• Book activities in advance to secure your spots, especially during peak tourist season (December through April).
• Be mindful of dress codes, particularly when visiting religious sites or historic buildings.
• Carry water and sunscreen, as the Caribbean sun can be intense.
• Embrace the local culture and cuisine - you’ll find friendly people and delicious food throughout Saint Paul and Antigua!