An Easter tradition like no other, the Antigua and Barbuda Kite International festival takes over the small island and transforms the skies into a sea of colour. Kites of all shapes and sizes take on the windy skies. Hundreds of people gather at the Devil Bridge National Park to enjoy the tremendous family-friendly spectacle.
A festival that is not just unique to Antigua and Barbuda, Kite festivals are happening all over the Caribbean on this day, with it celebrating the love of kite flying felt by everyone in the Caribbean.
With the high footfall that April can bring, why not beat the crowds and find something more secluded. Half Moon Bay can offer this. Tucked away in the southeast of Antigua, this bay has been lauded for its incredible panoramic view, beautifully pure white sand, and crystal-clear waters. This tropical delight offers world-class snorkelling in calm waters. The surfers and bodyboarders head to the south end of the bay in search of the reef break. Everyone else meets in the middle for a fish BBQ and a rum cocktail at the local beach bar.
In April, Antigua & Barbuda has an average temperature of 27°C, with highs of 29°C and lows of 24°C. The chance of rain is low with an average of just 7 days of rain in the month. April is one of the best months of the year to visit Antigua & Barbuda with low rainfall and long sunny days.
General packing tips for April: