•    Famous white sand tranquil beaches create an idyllic setting for the Caribbean holidays. Beaches like Dickenson Bay and Half Moon Bay are surfing destinations. Water enthusiasts and families love Caribbean holidays. Runaway Bay is a social beach where special beach barbecues and live music make it highly entertaining. Sun worshippers and naturalists adore Five Islands Peninsula with its secluded nude beach.
•    Dickenson Bay holiday is famous with mountaineers. There are attractive mountain ranges and volcanic mountains in Johnsons Point. Helicopter rides offer extremely spectacular and breathtaking views.
•    Tourists enjoy water sports during Caribbean holidays. Sailing is a traditional sport with international boats, yachts and sailboats. Boat excursions especially the glass-bottomed are an incredible experience. Diving, fishing, snorkelling and wind surfing are organized and there are many centres that offer courses. In a Dickenson Bay holiday, the hikers find pleasure in these challenging natural trails.  
•    Andes, St John’s Cathedral and Fort George are historic sites. Indian Town, Megaliths of Greencastle Hill, Cades Reef and Birds Island are nearby natural attractions. Don’t miss these during a Caribbean holiday.
•    Beach bars offer delicious snacks and most resorts also have restaurant services. While lobster is the local speciality, holiday goers can also enjoy pig roasts, mushrooms and salt fish. Beach barbecues and picnic lunches make the Dickenson Bay holiday wholesome.
•    Barbuda is a 90-minute ferry ride from Dickenson Bay and famous for its Pink beach and bird sanctuary.   
•    English Harbour and Falmouth are nearby and are more sophisticated islands in Antigua. Shopping, casinos and nightclubs add excitement to Caribbean holidays.