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Perhaps the most popular way to spend time on the water around Antigua is by sailing and yachting. But there are other ways to get onto the high seas.
Although there are no scheduled ferry or boat services to Antigua, but you can hitch a ride on any of the private yachts. If you'd prefer to schedule your own sailing or yachting adventure, check out the island's several boat and yacht chartering agencies. And if you want to experience the beauty of both Antigua and Barbuda, try the Barbuda Express, which runs between St. John's and Barbuda five days a week.
Cruises are a fun and relaxing way to enjoy Antigua's waters, and all the major hotels will make day cruise reservations for their guests. Cruise ship ports are located at St. John's Harbor and Heritage Quay. Cruises usually cost from about $60(USD) to $110(USD) for adults and around $30(USD) for children under the age of 12.
Sailing is also a popular watersport among vacationers. You can take a day trip to offshore islands such as Prickly Pear, Green Island, and Bird Island. You can also hire windsurfers and small sailing crafts at Dickenson Bay, which is a great beach for watersports. With so many options, there's no excuse for not finding your sea legs in Antigua.
Bicycles and scooters offer exciting transportation alternatives in Antigua.
Buses offer an inexpensive and exciting way to travel through Antigua
Vacationers interested in cruising will find Antigua to be an excellent port of call.