Antigua certainly isn’t the largest of places, but this wonderful island of the West Indies more than makes up for its relative lack of size by being big in every other way – you’ll all definitely come away with the grandest of memories after a visit here.

Pretty much all along its coastline, barely an inch of it wasted, you’ll find the greatest array of bays and beaches, every single one of them a spot you could all easily lose yourselves in for hours – relaxing, playing or exploring (the diving opportunities here are magnificent). And so it follows in the interior of the island, packed as it is with superb attractions which will entertain and excite the whole family.

The Dow's Hill Interpretation Centre is a great way into the history of the island, for the kids, and you can all get even closer to it at sites like Fort James and Fort Barrington.

Antigua is also big on wildlife – there’s amazing animals to be seen all over the island, at places like the Hawksbill Turtle Preserve, and the Wadadli Animal Nature Park – and an experience you’ll never forget awaits you at Stingray City, where you can all get really close to these fascinating marine creatures.

Great views await at the top of Boggy Peak, but there’s all sorts of exciting ways to see the island; off-road trips, kayaking and helicopter tours just being some of them. And you’ll know you’ll want to see it all as soon as you arrive here.