Sandals All-Inclusive Resorts in Antigua

Sandals Grande Antigua is all-inclusive. Enjoy unlimited fine dining at 11 specialty restaurants, drink unlimited cocktails and premium liquors, try out a variety of water sports, free PADI^® scuba diving & more. See what's included.

Yes, Sandals Grande Antigua is an adults-only resort, designed for couples in love. Featuring enchanting fire pits, secluded spots and private pools, Sandals is the place to be for a romantic getaway.

Sandals Grande Antigua features Rondoval Suites and Mediterranean Butler Villas with private plunge pools. The Mediterranean Butler Villas even come with a private whirlpool.

Sandals Grande Antigua include multiple tennis courts, which are free to use during the day and at night.

Sandals Grande Antigua is located on a 20-minute drive from V. C. Bird International Airport (ANU). This means you can enjoy the resort without losing too much time on the road! Transfers to and from the resort are included in your booking price.

Antigua is known for its 365 gorgeous beaches, carnival celebrations starting at the end of July, sailing, the beautiful view from Shirley Heights and much much more. All of which you will be able to enjoy from the comfort of your Sandals Resort in Antigua!

It's always a good time to visit Antigua! Peak season is from mid-December until mid-April, making it the perfect warm winter getaway. Low season is from June to November and you can expect fewer crowds and lower rates around this time. You can still count on plenty of sunshine during these months.

U.S. citizens are required to present a valid U.S. passport when visiting Antigua, as well as proof of anticipated departure. At the minimum, your passport needs to be valid for another six months. U.S. citizens generally do not need a visa for tourist travel up to 6 months.

It takes 90 minutes with the ferry, to get from Antigua to the relatively unpopulated Barbuda. Service is provided from St. John's Harbour and Jolly Harbour. Popular attractions in Barbuda include the 17 Mile Beach and the Frigate Bird Sanctuary.

The official language of Antigua is English, and it's spoken by most Antiguans. Sign posts and road signs are also in English, so you'll have no trouble getting around. A part of the population also speaks Spanish and Antiguan Creole.