Devil's Bridge National Park, All Saints Travel Guide

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Discover Antigua's dramatic Devil's Bridge National Park: a natural limestone arch sculpted by the Atlantic, offering stunning views and rich history.

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Devil's Bridge National Park

Devil's Bridge National Park on Antigua's eastern coast is a captivating geological formation sculpted by the Atlantic Ocean over millennia. The park's namesake, a natural limestone arch, offers dramatic coastal views and a glimpse into the island's history and natural beauty.

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482C+6J4, Willikies, AG

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Wear sturdy shoes with good grip as the rocks around Devil's Bridge can be slippery, especially from the crashing waves.
Bring binoculars for birdwatching, as the park is home to various seabirds, especially during migration seasons.
Visit during the dry season (mid-December to mid-April) for the most pleasant weather.
Be cautious around the blowholes, where seawater gushes upwards with considerable force.
Combine your visit with a trip to nearby Long Bay Beach for swimming and snorkeling.

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Public Transport

From St. John's, take a bus or minibus heading towards Willikies or the North East from the East Bus Station. The bus fare is approximately $2-3 USD. Ask the driver to drop you off at the Devil's Bridge stop. From the bus stop, it is a short walk to the park entrance.
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From the Fig Tree Drive, head northeast towards the Sir George Walter Highway (Highway 25). Turn right onto the highway and continue until the junction with the A1 road. Turn left onto the A1 road and follow it until you see signs for Devil's Bridge National Park. Free parking is available on-site.

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Devil's Bridge National Park, located on the northeastern coast of Antigua, is a testament to the power of nature and a site steeped in history and folklore. Declared a national park in 1951, its main attraction is the Devil's Bridge, a natural arch formed from limestone by the relentless erosion of the Atlantic Ocean's waves over thousands of years. The park is located on the eastern side of Antigua, near the town of Willikies.The geological formation of Devil's Bridge is a sight to behold, with powerful waves crashing against the rocks, creating a dramatic spectacle. Visitors can explore the area around the bridge, taking in the breathtaking views of the coastline. However, caution is advised due to slippery surfaces and strong waves.The park also carries cultural and historical significance. According to local legend, the bridge acquired its ominous name during Antigua's time as a British colony when enslaved Africans, seeking escape, would leap into the turbulent waters. It was said that the devil claimed their souls, hence the name Devil's Bridge. The park is home to diverse flora and fauna, including endemic species of plants and birds. The coastal ecosystem provides a unique habitat for wildlife, offering opportunities for nature walks and bird watching.