Named for Admiral Barrington of the Royal Navy who built it in 1779, it is the only fort in Antigua to see military action. It's right out on a point commanding the entrance to St. John's harbour. Enemy raiders had no chance under the guns. To reach it, head for the Grand Royal Antiguan. When you get to their guardhouse,... More

This is a great spot for a sunset. The road getting there is not paved with a good amount of sharp rocks and it may be a bit difficult to find, so beware. When you get there, you have to cross the bridge and climb up to the fort. Once at the top, the view is really nice and it's... More

A tricky climb up but well worth it. Not for those with walking difficulties. Take water with you and a good camera.

This old fortress is nothing overly fantastic without a little imagination. The majority of the fort is of course overgrown with foliage and eroded with time, but walking around the grounds imagining seeing Caribbean pirates in the distance and gathering cannonballs for battle makes you realize how different life is 250 years later. Walk all the way down to the... More

There is a view like no other here, so dont forget your camera. They have a nice video presentation on the island which is informative. It is very hot and there is no shade or anywhere outside to sit down, so keep this in mind

Fort Barrington is well worth a visit if you are in the vicinity. It is a short drive outside of St John's situated on a rocky headline. This Fort is essentially abandoned so don't expect facilities or even a proper path to the top. It can also be reasonably steep so probably not something for younger children. When you do... More

Took a private taxi, tons of history on the island, very interesting, beautiful views........................

An interesting historical location with a panoramic view of the Harbot and Montserrat. The climb was little challenging.

Remember to bring insect repellent for the sand fleas and mosquitoes, and wear grippy shoes. Best to do in the early morning before it gets hot. But well worth it for the outstanding view of St. John's and Deep Bay areas