Saint Peter Parish in Antigua and Barbuda is a captivating region dominated by agriculture and historical sites. The parish features vast farmlands and savannas, with Parham as its largest city. Visitors can explore historical Amerindian villages and the iconic Betty's Hope sugar plantation. The parish is also home to unique wildlife, including European fallow deer on Guiana Island. Offshore islands offer clear waters and reefs, perfect for nature enthusiasts. While not heavily populated, Saint Peter Parish provides a tranquil escape with its rural charm and historical allure.
Visit the historic Amerindian villages and Betty's Hope plantation for a glimpse into the past.
Head to Guiana Island to see European fallow deer and enjoy the natural surroundings.
Explore the offshore islands for clear waters and vibrant reefs.
Enjoy mild temperatures and fewer tourists, ideal for exploring historical sites.
Experience vibrant island life, though it can be hot and humid.
A quieter time with pleasant weather, perfect for outdoor activities.
Mild weather makes it a great time to visit, though some areas may be less accessible.
XCD $
$100-$200 p/day
English, Antiguan Creole
December to April
Nature, History, Exploration, Relaxation