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Enjoy a romantic honeymoon in the Caribbean
Swim with turtles in Barbados
Learn about the history of Antigua at Betty's Hope Sugar Plantation
Explore the lush interior of the island of Antigua
Wander through the capital of Bridgetown in Barbados
Taste Mount Gay rum, the pride of Barbados
Look out for hummingbirds fluttering through the warm air
Enjoy the white-sand beaches of Barbados
From: UK
To: Barbados | Antigua
£2,980
See more ideas for: Antigua & Barbuda | Barbados
Embark on a romantic Caribbean honeymoon to Antigua & Barbados, with pristine beaches, sunset cruises and endless rum cocktails. Start in Antigua, where you can explore the lush island, learn about local history at Betty’s Hope plantation and swim with southern rays in the crystalline water. Stroll along the beach under swaying palms before heading to Barbados. Spent your time here snorkelling with turtles, tasting local Mount Gay rum and relaxing on the beach. This is the perfect Caribbean honeymoon.
This itinerary can be tailored to suit your requirements; please contact one of our consultants to start planning your dream trip.
Depart the UK from your chosen airport. On arrival, you’ll be met at the airport and driven to your hotel, checking in for six nights. Let your relaxing honeymoon begin!
You have a week to relax and enjoy the spectacular island of Antigua. Stroll along perfect beaches, snorkel with colourful fish in the turquoise water and watch the sunset over the curved bays.
We’ve included a few day tours to make the most of your time here. On Day 3, you’ll head off to explore the island, enjoying an off-road jeep ride through the countryside. Explore Betty’s Hope, a 17th Century sugar plantation with a restored windmill. It’s a fascinating place to explore the island’s history and colonial past. Head further north you’ll reach the coast and board a boat to explore the tiny uninhabited islands that make up the North Sound. Arriving at Stingray City, you’ll jump into the warm waters to feed and snorkel with dozens of southern rays. It’s an incredible experience to meet these remarkable creatures.
On your final day in Antigua, you’ll be picked up in the late afternoon, to head off on a romantic sunset cruise. Catch the last rays of golden light as you relax on a comfortable yacht, sipping cocktails and admiring the red and pink splashed skies. Enjoy tasty canapes and a cold rum cocktail, returning to the harbour just as the stars begin to shine.
After breakfast, you will be driven back to the airport for the short flight over to Barbados. On arrival, you will be met and taken to your hotel, checking in for six nights.
Barbados has long been known as an island paradise, with white-sand beaches, swaying palm trees and a fantastic restaurant scene. You’ve got a week to enjoy the best the island has to offer.
We’ve included tickets to a tasting session at Mount Gay Rum Distillery, the oldest in the world. Discover the secrets behind Barbados’ finest spirit, learning about the heritage and history before tasting four premium rums.
On Day 12 you’ll also head off on a sunset snorkelling cruise. Leaving around 3 pm, you’ll head out into the turquoise ocean, ready to stop at two snorkel areas, to swim with turtles and colourful fish. After some fantastic snorkelling, you’ll enjoy canapes and drinks on the boat, whilst watching one of Barbados’ famous sunsets.
After breakfast, you will be driven back to the airport in time for your flight home.
Barbados is a good destination for year-round sunshine, with the driest part of the year falling between December and April. Wet season arrives between June and November, with sporadic rainfall and bright but rarer sunshine. This time is very humid and although Barbados’ position as one of the easternmost Caribbean islands means it doesn’t often experience hurricanes, it is still a possibility.
Antigua has a tropical climate in line with its neighbouring islands. While the temperature doesn’t vary much throughout the year, the humidity changes hugely between the seasons. December to April is the coolest and driest time, perfect if you’re looking for some winter sun. The hurricane season looms between June and November, with spells of intense rainfall and thunderstorms. There is still plenty of sunshine, but chances of rain are high. Hurricanes are most likely between August and October.
This itinerary is purely a suggestion and can be tailor-made to your requirements, so please contact us with your dates and requests, and we’ll put together a bespoke quotation for you.
