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Fort Barrington is a point of interest, located at St John, Antigua and Barbuda. Visit their website bestantigua.com for more detailed information.

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Added by Jopie, at 02 May 2016

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14 Reviews

  • Lilian Frederick
    24 June 2018

    The best view

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  • Martha Brown
    12 February 2018

    Nice views if you can face the scrambly climb up the hill to the fort itself. Otherwise not much to see of the Fort itself.

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  • Alessandra Manconi
    22 January 2018

    The view from the fort is incredible and breath taking you can judge by my own pictures. I am not a very good photographer but the landscape does it all by itself. The colours are amazing you can see a big portion of the island from up here. The water is very clear. I suggest to use Google maps as it is not very easy to get there. The road is ok is not too destroyed but you get to a point where there is a bridge you have to park the car there and then follow the path by foot.

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  • Dwaine Looby
    04 January 2018

    Fort Barrington is situated on the top of the hill overlooking Royal Antiguan Hotel and Deep Bay actually a full 360 degree breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding areas including the St. John's Harbour and Fort James on one side and Galley Bay and Sandy Island on the other. The view from the fort is spectacular and scenic and definitely a good vantage point for its original purpose.

    The Hike up to the Fort on the hill after parking and crossing the pedestrian bridge over the Deep Bay Lagoon's entrance point is quite scenic and not so challenging at all. Most of the structures are in reasonable shape and the original steps and pathways still serve the same purpose as they did years before. The fort is situated on the summit of a sloping hill which slopes down to the coastline close to a nearby island separated by a shallow roughish body of water.

    Fort Barrington is also a favored point of interest for visitors arriving by sea or land at the nearby Deep Bay Beach and this forms part of the excursion for members of the various groups. The fort is a great scenic way to enjoy the natural beauty of the western regions of the Island. I fully enjoyed my visits there and the breathtaking panoramic and picturesque land and seascape. A definite must for visitors and locals alike, the Deep Bay Beach and Fort Barrington makes a winning combination and the experience is an integral part of a day well spent.

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  • Scott Giles
    15 December 2017

    It's a steep climb to get to the top. Not for the faint of heart, but at the top, simply stunning views. It's a must if you're in the area. It's not your typical tourist destination.

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  • Cyr Hughes
    04 October 2017

    Truly a spooky spot, even at high noon. Felt like the brits left yesterday. Beautiful, wind blowing is all you hear.

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  • Jo-Anne Croes
    16 July 2017

    Beautiful views and amazing historic landmark. Loved it!

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  • Doug Welch
    14 July 2017

    Great view and beach

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  • Culbert Lawrence
    23 June 2017

    It was amazing

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  • Angel Ortiz
    10 February 2017

    Great for hiking and has a perfect view of the bay.

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  • Catalin Lupu
    31 January 2017

    The view is extremely beautiful, the fort has behind the history lost in the mist of time

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  • Chris
    17 January 2017

    I am amazed at the history here that is simply ignored.

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  • Kel Laureux
    20 August 2016

    Lovely Fort, great view.

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  • Richard Priest
    09 May 2016

    Be ready for a decent hike as the Fort is on the top of a large steep hill.

    The car park is on the opposite side of the Harbour but has a decent bridge across to the base of the hill.

    The access to the car park is relatively easy, just bear left when you see the 'Hideaway Beach' sign

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