In 15 years of welcoming cruise guests, we have never had a single passenger miss their ship. Your return is carefully planned and monitored, so you can simply relax and enjoy the experience.
This tour is designed for both cruise passengers and guests staying at resorts across Antigua.
Cruise passengers will meet our team just outside the port, in front of the Exotic Antigua shop. If you are staying at a resort, simply select your property for pickup.
This is not a standard excursion. We focus on smaller groups, a relaxed pace, and a more personal approach.
Along the way, your driver will introduce you to Antigua beyond the beaches, sharing local insights as you pass government buildings, historic areas, local communities and the renowned Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Stadium. The route may vary depending on your pickup location.
We then continue towards Antigua’s east coast, passing through communities such as Willikies, giving you a glimpse of everyday island life along the way.
The highlight of your adventure is Stingray City. After a short boat ride, you’ll reach a natural offshore sandbar surrounded by clear Caribbean water.
Here, you can enter the shallow water and meet the southern stingrays in their natural habitat — without cages or nets. You’ll have the opportunity to observe them up close, interact with them and, if you wish, feed them under the guidance of trained staff.
The water is approximately 1.4–1.5 metres deep, and life jackets are available. Our team will explain how to move safely and comfortably around the stingrays before entering the water.
You will also have time to enjoy the surroundings, take photos and snorkel before returning by boat.
Back on land, you can use the facilities, shower and enjoy a refreshment before your return transfer.
Everything is organised to make the experience smooth, relaxed and enjoyable, without having to worry about transport, timing or coordination.
Our drivers are easy to recognise in their branded uniforms and will always confirm your booking before departure.
