Antigua is an island steeped in history and culture, as well as a beautiful Caribbean island destination, so there’s plenty to do and see here. Visit one of the island’s most historic sites by strolling through Nelson’s Dockyard, formerly helmed by Admiral Horatio Lord Nelson in the late 18th centuries. Nowadays visitors can peruse the Dockyard Museum, shops, restaurants, and more, all in a charming marina setting. Just try to resist Devil’s Bridge, a natural wonder formed at the union of the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea in eastern Antigua. The “bridge” consists of limestone, with blasts of water often shooting out of natural blowholes, for a wet and wild viewing experience. It’s impossible to go to Antigua without spending time on a beautiful beach, and at Dickenson Bay, you can make the most of its white sands and azure waters any time. You can also enjoy water sports and glass-bottomed boat tours here if you like.