The 6 Best Cycling Tours in Antigua

1.TRIPLE ACTIVITY TOUR, Bike Kayak Hike, ANTIGUA

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 211 reviews · from $130Our pick

Join Giles or Mark for a roughly three-hour Antigua outing by bike, kayak, and on foot. Ride through St. John’s neighborhoods, paddle into a mangrove reserve, stop for a beach swim, and walk to historic Fort James. The pace is moderate rather than strenuous, with bikes, helmets, water, and local insight included.

“We had a fantastic morning with Giles in Antigua. Giles met us at the pick point behind Yellow Banana Pizzas as planned and took us on an amazing bike tour of St John's. We visited the birth place of Viv Richards, went to a fruit market and visRead more”

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2.Historic City, Fort and Beach E-Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 58 reviews · from $130

You’ll ride a comfortable fat-tire e-bike from Five Islands with guides such as Delroy and Raphael, crossing Antigua’s north coast to Fort James, St. John’s, and the V. C. Bird Monument. Expect a safety briefing, snacks, water, photo stops, and a private route that can be adjusted for your group.

“- safety first - always patient - they managed cross traffic to make the ride easy - guides offered customizable, frequent, and very knowledgeable stops. - the roads are very bumpy (not their problem) and the guides do their best to avoid the Read more”

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3.E-Bike Tour of Antigua Forts and Beaches

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 50 reviews · from $130

You’ll ride an easy electric beach cruiser from Liberta toward Antigua’s historic south coast, with stops at Dow’s Hill, Shirley Heights, and Nelson’s Dockyard before ending at Pigeon Point Beach. Guides Dorian, Delroy, and Rafael bring local stories, humor, photos, and personal attention to this 2 to 3 hour private outing.

“The Fat Tire E-Bike tour was a very pleasant surprise. After spending time on the beach and doing a catamaran/snorkel excursion, my wife and I wanted to do a land tour. We also wanted to visit English Harbour region and Shirley Heights. WRead more”

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4.E-Bike Historical Sunset Tour in Fort James

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 24 reviews · from $96

Start at Anchorage Road at 4:30 pm and follow a guide along Antigua’s western coast by comfortable e-bike. You’ll pass beaches and mangrove areas, then explore the ruins of Fort James and watch the sun drop over the ocean. The small group is limited to 10 people, with bottled water included. Guides may include Besto, Akilah, and Shaq.

“My fiancé and I had the opportunity to take a private adventure tour with Besto, Akilah, and Shaq. They were so fun and playful and we consider them our new Antiguan friends. The bikes were easy to operate and the guides all made sure yoRead more”

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5.Half-Day Small-Group E-Bike Guided Tour in Antigua

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 8 reviews · from $80Best value

Ride an electric bike through Antigua with a guide and a group of no more than eight people. You’ll visit beaches, one of the country’s oldest churches, and Devil’s Bridge, stopping for photos along the way. The tour lasts about two hours, begins at Heritage Quay in St. John’s, and returns there. Bike-riding experience and moderate fitness are needed.

“Zero would be a more accurate score. The tour guide was a young guy who admitted he had only been doing this a couple weeks. He was weaving in and out of heavy traffic in the city. It was very dangerous. He then led me out on a busRead more”

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6.Guided Orange Valley Bike and Hike

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 6 reviews · from $140

Set out from Darkwood Beach at 9 a.m. with guides Royer and Shakeel for a small-group bike ride through Antigua’s countryside. You’ll pass local farms, learn about Black Pineapple, circle Salt Pond, hike briefly for wide island views, then return to the beach for swimming or a stroll.

“Wonderful tour with incredibly cool guides. Both Royer and Shakeel made the morning extra special. We were able to visit multiple beaches, see some of the inland, take a short hike up a hill, and got the benefit of fresh coconut water, snaRead more”

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