Once a military lookout and camp during the sugar plantation era, Shirley Heights played an important role in protecting the island. Perched about 300 meters above sea level, this historic site offered soldiers a strategic view of approaching ships. Today, it's one of Antigua's most breathtaking viewpoints - the perfect spot to watch the sunset, catch whales breaching in season, and on a clear day, even see neighboring Guadeloupe. Overlooking the calm Caribbean Sea, Shirley Heights is part of the Antigua Naval Dockyard and Related Archaelogical Sites within the Nelson's Dockyard National Park, making it a place where natural beauty and rich history come together. (Paid on site)

Limestone rock creation with the Atlantic waves crashing high over a bridge formation. Overwhelming site

Amazing cultural history that explains English Harbour in 20 - 30 minutes. A UNESCO world heritage site is a must see if you are in Antigua. (Paid on site)