I had a great time exploring Devil's Bridge on the Eco Tour last week. Just an awesome place! Amazing views all around, I loved climbing through little caves inside, and when you get to the top you can enjoy looking at all the cool fish swimming in the pools below. more

It was wonderful to see the natural force of nature and its impressions on the rock. One cannot help noticing the rigours of the sea there.We got a wonderful drench as we underestimated the stregth of the sea crashing into the rocks and up through the blow hole.It was an awsome experience for us and was even tempted to climb... more

Must admit I found it very sad visiting Devil's Bridge. This is the place where plantation slaves committed suicide when their lives were so terrible. The sea spurts through a hole in a rock bridge. Nice view of the sea but little else. more

What a RUSH of adrenaline!!! When we visited Devil's Bridge the first thing in everyone's mind was; who in the world would be dumb enough to jump off of that? The next question was; Who's going first? The last questions was; How do you get out? Turns out jumping and getting out are not as tough as it looks, in... more

my husband and me were in antigua june 2004. we rented a car and went to see devils bridge. very cool natural bridge. a little scary too. my husband would only go across it once, he got nervous when he saw the big crack in the rocks holding it together. but i braved it and watched the waves crashing underneath... more

On our honeymoon we were fortunate enough to have discovered "Eli's eco tour". It was a wonderful adventure that showed us the wildlife, the ecosystem and the pristine beauty of Antigua's north side. After shell collecting, hiking, swimming and dining on the beach, Eli, a really cool and fun local with a true passion for nature, took us to Devils... more