St Johns to Devil's Bridge and Boggy Peak: Private day trip

Marvel at this spectacular natural limestone arch where centuries of powerful Atlantic waves have carved dramatic formations into the rocky coastline, creating one of the Caribbean's most photographed natural landmarks. Also explore the surrounding Indian Town National Park, where desert-like terrain supports unique Caribbean dry forest ecosystems with cacti, agave plants, and endemic species adapted to harsh coastal conditions. The area's remote location preserves pristine wilderness where seabirds nest seasonally and native plants demonstrate remarkable adaptation to salt spray and constant trade winds. Photography opportunities abound throughout the dramatic landscape while interpretive trails explain geological processes, erosion patterns, and the bridge's formation over thousands of years.

Ascend to Antigua's highest point at 1,319 feet elevation, where tropical rainforest ecosystems and panoramic summit views create the island's most comprehensive mountain wilderness experience. Named "Mount Obama" from 2008 to 2016, in honor of the US president at the time, this peak takes 2-3 hours to climb round-trip. Hike through diverse elevation zones from dry forest to lush rainforest, where endemic plants, tropical birds, and unique microclimates demonstrate altitudinal ecological variation in small island environments. Reach the summit for spectacular 360-degree views across the entire island, neighboring islands, and the endless Caribbean Sea.