Devil's Bridge
A natural limestone arch carved out over thousands of years by Atlantic waves, with blowholes that spout water through the rock when the surf is up.
Devil's Bridge is located in Indian Town National Park on the northeast corner of the island. It is a natural stone arch formed as the powerful Atlantic waves eroded the limestone over a long period. The surrounding reef rocks are dotted with blowholes, and when the waves are big, spray shoots skyward. Legend has it that enslaved people once leapt into the sea here, which gave the site its name. Entry is free, but the reef is slippery and sharp, so wear non-slip shoes and do not stand on the arch or near its edge. Nearby Long Bay is a good place to stop for a swim.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Long Bay
- Stingray City Antigua
- Half Moon Bay
- Great Bird Island
- Betty's Hope
- Dows Hill Interpretation Centre
- Clarence House
- Shirley Heights Lookout