Dickenson Bay Cottages is one of Antigua's most intimate and relaxing hotels. A self-catering resort, Dickenson Bay Cottages offers luxurious and spacious holiday cottage accommodation, elegantly furnished, including fully equipped kitchens and en-suite bathrooms.

The resort is an enchanting small Caribbean complex for a quiet holiday away from the All-inclusives. Ideal for honeymoon couples, families who wish for a quiet time, or those wanting to relax without nuisance. Famous for being able to offer visitors a different beach for every day of the year. It is the perfect location to unwind and escape to.

Their Cottages offer luxurious and spacious accommodation with patio or balconies. Each Cottage is equipped with every modern amenity, including Air Conditioning, Cable T.V. and Direct Dial International Telephones. We provide daily maid and laundry services. In room safes are available at a daily rate.

Their single bedroom cottages feature galleried double bedroom with bathroom and a double sofa bed, along with a full kitchen, and patio. Their two bedroom cottages feature a double bedroom, two bathrooms, lounge area with double sofa bed, kitchenette, and balcony and a twin bedroom, bathroom, full kitchen, dining area, living room with double sofa bed and patio.

Beyond the grounds of Dickenson Bay Cottages, a host of exciting adventures are all within easy reach. Join a Jeep adventure into the rainforest, play golf, or discover some of the island's 365 beautiful beaches. The island also has a fascinating history, revealed in several interesting sites around the island.

You'll also want to stroll around the vibrant capital city of St. John's, stopping to dine and to shop for unusual souvenirs. Our experienced staff can arrange everything you need to make your excursion complete, from transportation and directions to suggestions for things to see along the way.

SHIRLEY HEIGHTS in English Harbour is one of Antigua's most notable historical sites, filled with activity and nightlife (during the winter months). Shirley Heights offers the best views over English Harbour, so stop off for a photo call before continuing down to Nelson's Dockyard - named after Admiral Horatio Nelson - now a national park. Here you'll find yachts, bars and boutiques, museums, inns and although it tends to be quiet during the summer months, it still merits a visit any time of year.