Devil's Bridge Antigua

Devil's Bridge

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(1.1K) · Historical landmark in Willikies, Antigua & Barbuda
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In the national park in the southeast of the island of Antigua, there is a nine-meter limestone Devil's Bridge. It was built in the 16th century on the site of …

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Dec 1, 2024
One can see how all the water erosion has done a number in this bridge mass. It’s nice to see and experience. Something you would see out of a movie set. Just be careful and try not to walk across th… Full review by Vcals830
Nov 29, 2024
We took the short walk here from our hotel, its free to walk there. The sound that the water makes though the blow holes is mesmerizing. There are a few benches where you can sit and some grassy area… Full review by Explorer17008562809
Nov 15, 2024
Was a lovely walk around the bridge watching nature at its best. The sound of h th e waves crashing and coming through the blow holes is mesmerising There are toilets nearby (I think you have to pay… Full review by Sandra A
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Devil's Bridge is a natural rock arch in eastern Antigua. It is located on the Atlantic coast at 17°6′1.7″N 61°40′42.2″W, near Indian Town P…
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One of the most beautiful sites in Antigua and every geologist's dream, this limestone bridge crosses the raging surf. This is where waves …
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Located:Antigua and Barbuda
Established:2008

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Can I get a bus near to Devils Bridge? How far would I need to walk?
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The nearest you can get by bus is to Wilikies village, which goes from the East bus station. It's then a fair distance to walk - a good couple of miles, with the last part being on fairly bad …
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The nearest you can get by bus is to Wilikies village, which goes from the East bus station. It's then a fair distance to walk - a good couple of miles, with the last part being on fairly bad roads and very much uphill. It doesn't sound terribly far, but it can feel it, especially in the heat. Not one I'd generally recommend, especially bearing in mind that you then need to walk back down the village, and wait for a bus back, with no fixed timetable.
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