Place
Fort Berkeley
Historic and Protected Site
Open4.6(18 reviews)Saint Helena, Parish of Saint Paul, Antigua and Barbuda
Fort Berkeley is a historic and protected site in Saint Helena, Parish of Saint Paul, Antigua and Barbuda, Parish of Saint Paul, Antigua and Barbuda.
Rating
4.6
out of 5 · 18 reviews
Open every day
6:30 AM–9 PM
1Opening hours
- Every day
- 6:30 AM–9 PM
2Reviews8 excerpts, newest first
Very cool place
Nice easy trail from the Dockyard. Excellent views of the harbour approaches from an elevated vantage point.
Sehr schöner Ausblick. Komisch das kaum ein Tourist hier her kommt, obwohl die Touristenfalle gleich um die Ecke ist
i climbed down from the bridge part and there was some great tide pooling! i notice that most of the people visiting the island are old and rich, so maybe they shouldn't do that or they'll break a hip. in any case, found some chiton, rock burrowing urchins, barnacles, shells, and more! The fort is pretty cool too, i guess.
4 more reviews
One of the most iconic forts on the island of Antigua. The Hiking Trail can be accessed from the Dockyard or Pigeon Point Beach.
Visited in 1986 as Midshipman
Very cool history to see here!
Fort Berkeley still guarding the entrances into English Harbour today by keeping the strong waves at bay, protecting the ships inside. However, to my surprise I was a bit confused when I saw the lonely Cannon that I was searching for, for more 25 years. Upon checking the comparisons with those than are buried as decorations in the dockyard, it bears absolutely no resemblance. What I tell you this Cannon bears all the resemblance of those Cannons at Fort James, It was removed probably sometime in the 1980’s. You can find missing spot at Fort James right between the three Cannons pointing to…