Do It All or Nothing at All

Move with the island's watery rhythms and explore at your own pace.

St. James’s Club Antigua keeps the day wide open. You can start on the water, move to the pool, disappear to a quiet beach, then come back for tennis under the lights. Families find plenty to do together, couples find space to slow down, and groups find easy ways to stay connected without planning every hour. This is a Caribbean all-inclusive resort designed for variety, with enough room across the peninsula to make every day feel different.

Six Swimming Pools

From main pool energy to quieter adults-only water, the pools let you choose your pace as the day goes on — a lively morning on the Reef Deck, an afternoon under the villa palms, a last swim beneath the waterfall before dinner.

  • Reef Deck Pool All Ages
  • Coco’s Pool All Ages
  • Villa Pool All Ages
  • Piccolo Pool Adults Only
  • Royal Suites Waterfall Pool Adults Only
  • Royal Suites Plunge Pool Adults Only

Two White-Sand Beaches

The peninsula has water on both sides, which means two beaches with two different temperaments — and a two-minute walk between them.

Thatched umbrellas and loungers on Coco's Beach, palms leaning over the sand and the reef breaking offshore

Coco’s Beach

A calmer, oceanside stretch made for quiet lounging, shoreline walks, and easy beach days. Beachfront rooms sit close, and beverage service keeps the pace relaxed.

Loungers and palms along the calm shallow water of Mamora Bay Beach

Mamora Bay Beach

The more active beach on the bayside, where non-motorized water sports fill the day. Mamora Bar and Beach Bar and Grill keep you close to drinks and lunch without leaving the sand.

*Swimming is at your own risk. No lifeguards on duty.

Hobie Cat sailboats and kayaks lined up on the sand beside the bay

Water Sports

Move with the island’s watery rhythms and explore Mamora Bay in the easiest way, under your own power with an array of non-motorized water activities.

  • Paddle Boards
  • Kayaks
  • Water Hammocks
  • Snorkeling
  • Hobie Cat Sailboats
  • Aqua Aerobics
A guest mid-rally on one of the resort's pickleball courts, palms behind the fence

Pickleball

Pickleball is a favorite way to spend time at St. James’s Club Antigua. Three dedicated courts make it easy to fit in a casual match or linger for a few more games.

Whether you arrive with friends, family, or meet new partners along the way, the atmosphere stays light and welcoming. With shaded seating nearby and equipment available, pickleball fits naturally into the rhythm of the resort.

Cardio equipment and weights in the resort's fitness center, windows open to the greenery outside

Shoreside Activities

Stay active without ever leaving the shoreline. From friendly matches to laid-back games, these on-site activities make it easy to move, play, and enjoy the day at your own pace.

  • • Pickleball
  • • Fitness Center
  • • Tennis
  • • Billiards
  • • Beach Volleyball
  • • Walking Trails
  • • Casual Games
  • • Golf (nearby*)

Discover Antigua

Antigua reveals itself in layers—sunlit shores shaped by trade winds, a maritime history etched into sheltered harbors, and a culture rooted in rhythm, resilience, and warmth. From quiet coves and offshore islets to timeworn landmarks where ocean and stone collide, the island invites exploration at an unhurried pace.

The Calypso Cat catamaran moored off the resort beach in Mamora Bay

Calypso Cat Catamaran

Spend the day on the water with a spirited local crew as you sail to Antigua’s offshore islands. Keep watch for sea turtles, starfish, and seabirds.

Pink Panther Safari guides beside their open-top pink safari vehicles on the shore

Pink Panther Safari

Led by knowledgeable local women, this acclaimed safari-style tour offers an insider’s view of Antigua beyond the expected.

A sailing catamaran at anchor off a palm-lined stretch of Antiguan coastline

Verandah Catamaran

Exclusively chartered for guests of the resort, offering a graceful way to explore Antigua’s coastline in a private setting.

A sport fishing boat running offshore from Antigua with rods rigged and lines out

Deep-Sea Fishing

Venture offshore aboard the custom-equipped Fish Tales and head toward some of the Caribbean’s most productive fishing grounds.

Atlantic surf bursting through the limestone arch at Devil’s Bridge on Antigua’s east coast

Devil’s Bridge

Carved by centuries of Atlantic swells, this dramatic limestone arch marks one of Antigua’s most striking natural landmarks.

Sunset over English Harbour seen from the hillside at Shirley Heights

Shirley Heights

Perched high above English Harbour, offering sweeping 180-degree views. Sunday evenings feature barbecue and live music.

Stingray City

Stingray City

Wade into clear, shallow waters and encounter southern stingrays in their natural habitat, paired with gentle interaction and snorkeling.

The restored stone sugar mill towers at Betty’s Hope against a cloud-filled sky

Betty’s Hope

Established in the 17th century, the restored sugar mill ruins tell a powerful story of the island’s colonial past.

A wine and cheese board with tropical fruit set out on a palm-leaf runner

Wine Tastings

Sommelier-led tastings and occasional cooking demonstrations highlight local flavors and signature dishes.

Kids Club at St. James's Club Antigua

Kids Club

A complimentary space for children ages 4 to 12, with creative activities and island-inspired fun that gives kids their own vacation story and gives parents a little more freedom in theirs.