Shirley Heights Lookout - The most beautiful viewpoint on English and Falmouth Harbour, but the sun does not set directly over the bay, but a little to the side over the open sea. From this viewpoint you can also see the neighbouring islands of Montserrat and Guadeloupe. On Thursday and Sunday evenings there is an entrance fee 10 usd, the rest of the time it is free to visit. The Blockhouse - The viewpoint at the largest fortress overlooks Antigua's east coast and therefore offers spectacular sunrises. Interpretation Center - The lookout at the information centre with its small gift shop boasts the best views of the sunsets, which go over the horizon almost exactly over English Harbour, but most days it closes at 5pm and it is impossible to get over the fence to the view. It tends to be open irregularly into the evening, however you can always continue to the other viewpoints mentioned above, which are reached by the same road.

Step back in time with a visit to Betty’s Hope, Antigua’s first and largest sugar plantation, established in 1674. Once a centerpiece of the island’s sugar industry, Betty’s Hope offers a glimpse into Antigua’s colonial past and the role sugar played in shaping its history. Explore the restored sugar mill, learn about the lives of those who worked the plantation, and view historical artifacts in the small on-site museum. Surrounded by open countryside, it’s both a cultural landmark and a place for reflection. Highlights: Visit Antigua’s first large sugar plantation, founded in the 17th century See the restored windmill and learn about sugar production Explore the museum with exhibits on plantation life Discover an important part of Antigua’s history and heritage Good to Know: Location: Pares Village, Antigua Best combined with tours of Devil’s Bridge, Nelson’s Dockyard, or an island sightseeing trip Comfortable shoes recommended

Explore the world’s only remaining Georgian naval dockyard, a UNESCO World Heritage Site nestled in English Harbour. Once the base of Admiral Horatio Nelson in the 18th century, Nelson’s Dockyard is now beautifully restored and bustling with history, culture, and charm. Wander through stone buildings that now house museums, galleries, and shops, stroll the marina lined with yachts, and soak in breathtaking views of the harbour. With its rich heritage and lively atmosphere, Nelson’s Dockyard is both a historic treasure and a must-see cultural hub in Antigua. Highlights: Visit Antigua’s most famous UNESCO World Heritage Site Discover 18th-century naval history and architecture Explore museums, galleries, shops, and restaurants on-site Enjoy stunning views of English Harbour Perfect for history lovers and culture seekers Good to Know: Location: English Harbour, Antigua Entrance fee applies (often included in guided tours) Comfortable shoes recommended

Dow's Hill Interpretation Centre is a historic viewpoint overlooking English Harbour, offering panaromic views and an engaging multimedia presentation on the history and heritage of Antigua and Barbuda. Located within Nelsons Dockyard National Park, it is a must visit stop for visitors interested in the island's culture, history, and stunning scenery.