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Hotels In Antigua and Barbuda
We won’t lie—the Caribbean is a popular spot. But if you crave a holiday that’s totally off the map, you can still find a beach where the only prints in the sand are your own two feet. Hotels in Antigua and Barbuda put you front and centre to the famously laid-back lifestyle, with a little history and plenty of yacht parties thrown in. Sounds awesome, right? Read on.
Things to Do in Antigua and Barbuda
Barbuda’s major export is sand, and it doesn’t get much more Caribbean than that. Seriously, the pink powder (yes, it’s pink!) is added to beaches all over the islands—that’s how much sand there is in Barbuda. Beach bums, pay attention to these three words: 17 Mile Beach. Rent a bicycle and pedal over, then take a romantic walk on the sand. A very, very long romantic walk.
If you like a little action, stay on Antigua near Nelson’s Dockyard. It used to be a strategic post for the British Navy, but today you’ll find more yachts than battleships. Book Antigua and Barbuda hotels in late April to see the crazy regattas during Antigua Sailing Week. You know what they say: Ain’t no party like a sailboat party.
Getting To & Around Antigua and Barbuda
Jet-setters will arrive via V.C. Bird International Airport (ANU), 10km east of St. John’s on Antigua. To travel to Barbuda, hop in a charter plane for the 20-minute flight to Codrington, the island’s largest village (at a whopping 1300 inhabitants). Wherever your final destination, find out if your Antigua and Barbuda accommodation offers shuttle arrangements. To get around, just pretend the taxi drivers are your personal chauffeurs—then you can down cocktails all day.
You’re ready to go, so why not start your holiday right now? Bundling your flights and hotels with lastminute.co.nz’s Antigua and Barbuda holiday packages is easier than putting on a Jimmy Buffet album—although we definitely recommend doing that too, while you’re feeling the island vibes.
Antigua and Barbuda hotels essential information
Accommodation | 918 hotels |
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Lowest Price | NZ$384 |
Highest Price | NZ$1,022 |
Popular hotels | Jolly Beach Antigua - All-inclusive, Royalton CHIC Antigua, An Autograph Collection All-Inclusive Resort – Adults Only, Royalton Antigua, An Autograph Collection All-Inclusive Resort, Cocobay Resort - All Inclusive - Adults Only, The Escape at Nonsuch Bay - Adults Only, Ocean Point Beach Resort & Spa - Adults Only, Hawksbill Resort Antigua, Pineapple Beach Club Antigua - Adults Only – All Inclusive, St. James's Club Antigua - All Inclusive |
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Hotels In Antigua and Barbuda
We won’t lie—the Caribbean is a popular spot. But if you crave a holiday that’s totally off the map, you can still find a beach where the only prints in the sand are your own two feet. Hotels in Antigua and Barbuda put you front and centre to the famously laid-back lifestyle, with a little history and plenty of yacht parties thrown in. Sounds awesome, right? Read on.
Things to Do in Antigua and Barbuda
Barbuda’s major export is sand, and it doesn’t get much more Caribbean than that. Seriously, the pink powder (yes, it’s pink!) is added to beaches all over the islands—that’s how much sand there is in Barbuda. Beach bums, pay attention to these three words: 17 Mile Beach. Rent a bicycle and pedal over, then take a romantic walk on the sand. A very, very long romantic walk.
If you like a little action, stay on Antigua near Nelson’s Dockyard. It used to be a strategic post for the British Navy, but today you’ll find more yachts than battleships. Book Antigua and Barbuda hotels in late April to see the crazy regattas during Antigua Sailing Week. You know what they say: Ain’t no party like a sailboat party.
Getting To & Around Antigua and Barbuda
Jet-setters will arrive via V.C. Bird International Airport (ANU), 10km east of St. John’s on Antigua. To travel to Barbuda, hop in a charter plane for the 20-minute flight to Codrington, the island’s largest village (at a whopping 1300 inhabitants). Wherever your final destination, find out if your Antigua and Barbuda accommodation offers shuttle arrangements. To get around, just pretend the taxi drivers are your personal chauffeurs—then you can down cocktails all day.
You’re ready to go, so why not start your holiday right now? Bundling your flights and hotels with lastminute.co.nz’s Antigua and Barbuda holiday packages is easier than putting on a Jimmy Buffet album—although we definitely recommend doing that too, while you’re feeling the island vibes.
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