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What to do and see in Saint Mary Parish, Antigua: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Saint Mary Parish, Antigua and Barbuda including Antigua Reef Riders, Antigua Chiama Italia, Sugar Island Tours, Catch The Cat - Private Sailing Charters, Claremont Farms, Valley Church Beach, Art At The Ridge, Cades Reef, Rum Bus Beach, Jolly Dive Center.
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1. Antigua Reef Riders
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 675 reviews
Tours available on our website excluding transportation from $90US. Check our website for details. Experience on the water excitement with our two person Reef Riders! Enjoy great views and snorkelling at Cades Reef. You don't need any experience to enjoy this tour. Come and have a thrill of a lifetime that is safe, sturdy, reliable and tons of fun! We offer guided 3hr snorkelling tours. Experience Antigua from our favorite point of view!
2. Antigua Chiama Italia
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5.0 based on 573 reviews
Discover Antigua with Antigua chiama Italia by C.M.W.. We will let you swim with the stingrays, kayaking and relaxing on a desert island. We speak English and Italian.
3. Sugar Island Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 73 reviews
We offer customized private half day boat tours along the West Coast of Antigua out of Jolly Harbour. We have no set itineraries, but will design an individual one for your day. Just let us know what you and your group would like to do, and we will deliver an enjoyable day of fun.
4. Catch The Cat - Private Sailing Charters
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1,126 reviews
Private day sailing charters aboard CATCH THE CAT offers a unique, intimate and exclusive experience. CATCH THE CAT is the newest catamaran sailing the coastal waters of Antigua. This elegant 2010, 41ft Lipari built by Fountaine Pajot offers space, style, luxury and relaxation. The exquisite layout allows easy movement about the boat. From the spacious aft deck, the step down to the swimming platform or relaxing on the foredeck and trampoline. The four well appointed cabins with fans each have a roomy double-bed with generous cupboard and locker space, ideal if one of the children needs an afternoon sleep, plus two bathrooms and two separate shower rooms. Catch The Cat is perfect for celebrating memorable occasions. Our private cruises are especially suited for intimate gatherings of friends who wish to have their own exclusive sailing cruise. We limit ourselves to just 10 guests - to give you that special pampered feeling you deserve on your holiday. If you have more than 10 guests please inquire as we can arrange a second Catamaran. On CATCH THE CAT it’s your day so it’s up to YOU. If you prefer More Sailing or snorkelling, relaxing at a secluded bay or spending time on a deserted beach- we can change your day to suit you at a moment’s notice. After all Its Your day we will customise it to YOUR way. Board as guests… Leave as friends!
5. Claremont Farms
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By BRad422 - Phoenix, United States
Directions: From Fig Tree/Andy Roberts Dr. you'll see two large rock columns and in front of those, a small covered garden with a yellow (in Aug) flowered vine. Follow this road through the columns and when the road forks, stay left. This roads curves then runs direct into the farm, recognized by a fence with a large pineapple. Lucy, the dog, will bark to let Grant know of your arrival. Park in front of the house and he'll be right out. If you get lost ask the friendly locals where to find Grant's pineapple farm :) What to expect: - wear closed toe shoes if possible, you'll be walking through ankle-high brush; this is a farm tour - dirt roads to get to the farm, but our mini rental made it - 30 min tour of the farmland - history and farming techniques of the pineapple - Black pineapple, plus mangoes, sweet potatoes, and other trees What exceeded expectations: - beautiful sunset during our tour, we arrived about 5pm - behind the scenes info and history - incredibly beautiful countryside - our tour exceeded 30 min as we enjoyed in depth convo with Grant and his personal history and passions; this was special and not to be expected especially during busy times - fruit to take home!
6. Valley Church Beach
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4.5 based on 1,016 reviews
Reviewed By WanderessM - Mississauga, Canada
After visiting multiple beaches in the area - we kept being drawn to this place. Locals call it "The Nest" based on the name of the restaurant. The beach is not too big and not too small. Soft sand, usually very calm blue water, friendly service, amazing sun sets, cozy restaurant with some authentic local dishes. Two chairs and an umbrella = $20 USD. The beach is long enough to take a walk. There is a little bit of a drop as you enter the water - so may be difficult to get out (the trick is to wait for the wave to help you up). On busy cruise ship days, the crowds arrive by 11 am and it gets noisy and hectic - on the left side of the beach towards the restaurant. However, the right hand side (if facing the beach from the water) is what the locals use, and you can always find a quiet spot. The cruise crowds are usually out by 3 pm and you can have the beach to yourself. On days without the ships it was our perfect secluded piece of paradise with hardly any people. The Nest served some of the best dishes we tried in Antigua - curry conch, coconut shrimp, fish soup, seafood in cream sauce (however, the service may be long - on island time, and on some days conch was perfectly tender while on others super tough). All in all, wonderful beach to enjoy the perfect blue water of Antigua. Miss it already!
7. Art At The Ridge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
'Top Ten Best Art Galleries in the Caribbean' - The Culture Trip. 'Best Shopping in Antigua' - Forbes Travel Guide's Startle. Based in Antigua & Barbuda, a visual arts hot spot in the Caribbean, our art gallery and craft gift shop features a wide and diverse range of local art and craft by well-known Antiguan artists and craftpeople. Paintings, pottery, fine art prints and cards, and gorgeous handmade crafts - great gifts, souvenirs and artwork which highlight our island's impressive creative talent. Artwork is also displayed opposite at Sugar Club. We offer a full art gallery service including exhibitions, private commissions and viewings.
8. Cades Reef
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By lorraineo987 - London, United Kingdom
We found this to be a quiet area in terms of tourists (although Jolly Harbour is 15 minutes up the road, with everything you could need) and it's pretty and GREAT for snorkellers as there is a reef right there in the bay. I miss it!!
9. Rum Bus Beach
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4.0 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Stmirli - Stuart, United States
I'm afraid to give Rum Bus Beach the fantastic rating it deserves as when word gets out, it will get crowded! For approximately $7 each US, you can rent a cabana with shade from the sun, wifi, electric outlet, hammock, beach chairs and easy access to a beautiful white sand beach with a view of Monserrat. We only wish we had more time here, as we had to be back on our ship by 3:30pm. Soldier and the staff here aim to please. Note: Rum Bus accepts CASH only. The drink prices are reasonable but the food prices are relatively high since all dishes are $60 eastern Caribbean. This is about $25 US and includes chicken, steak, hamburger and fish plates. They would do well to include some snacks on their menu. It takes about 30 minutes to travel from the cruise terminal to Rum Bus so plan accordingly.
10. Jolly Dive Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 188 reviews
