We walked down to the Devils Bridge around 7am. It was quiet and no one else was there. I would recommend going at different times of the day because the sun changes the colour of the water and the view. Incredibly beautiful spot. There is a spot you can take photos in a frame stating the destination is Devils Bridge on one side and Antigua on the other. There is no where to buy water or food. We brought our own reusable water bottles. Be cautious where you are walking around this National Park. The waves crash over the rocks making it very slippery and in some areas very dangerous. Not a kid friendly place, as there are no guard rails and the cliffs are a steep drop and the waves are so strong that if you were to fall in, it wouldn’t really be possible to get back out. That said the views are absolutely beautiful, you just need to be mindful while exploring and it’s worth a visit!

It is a lovely historical feature and attraction for all ages. Great scenery and landscape for a picnic. The air is very windy and cool. The waterfront or near the edges are filled with excitement as the water tends to splash roughly against the foundation. The area has a few local vendors who provide an array of products and beverages. There are three hotels nearby along with two bay/Beach areas that are suitable for swimming.

Beautiful natural scenery that offers a similar experience as Hawaii's blowhole where the waves shoot up from the rocks. Interesting rock ledges lead up to the "bridge," and to the ocean where you can get amazing views of both. Watching the water splashing onto the rocks is mesmerizing and hypnotic. Overall a great spot to enjoy some nature while on the island.

This was nice. We stopped here briefly to take in the views, feel the cool breeze, and check out the small shops. The bridge itself is really interesting but be careful if you don’t want to get wet. The waves will definitely splash you before you even see them coming.

Absolutely beautiful location where the angry sea meets the peaceful paradise. The stargazing at night is phenomenal. Bring a jacket or windbreaker, it's very breezy.

So peaceful and serene. It's amazing the power of water and its affects over time. Great view for pictures. Also do a little shopping with the local vendors.

Spectacular place. Well worth the 30 min drive we took to get here. If you visit Antigua this shouldn't be missed!

A good place to visit if you have some spare time. Reasonably dramatic view of the water especially on a windy day and the usual tourist shops to but a print or similar. Makes a change from the usual calm beaches

The Good: Beautiful work of nature. It's amazing to sit and watch the ocean force shoot up through the rocks. Thinking about the millions of years it took for the sea to create this. The entire area is stunningly beautiful, the vivid blue water, beautiful beach to the south, and many vendors selling shells and things they've made. Clean restroom, cost $1.00 usd. That's to keep clean and worth it. :-) The Bad: Human Stupidity. Humans want to walk on the bridge, which is causing cracks. This is heartbreaking as it will eventually destroy the bridge :-(. This shouldn't happen. Humans also are losing their lives slipping on the algae on the bridge or being swept off the bridge from very forceful water. Several lost their lives the week we were there from walking on the bridge? Why? All preventable. Have respect for The Devils Bridge and the people of Antigua. DO NOT WALK ON OR NEAR THE BRIDGE. It doesn't belong to you. It belongs to Antigua and its people. We need to keep it safe and humans safe. I used zoom to take the photo. I was NOT near the bridge.

We took a taxi across the island to see this natural spectacular rock formation. Unbelievable that the rock ‘bridge’ still remains standing after countless years of the sea pounding the rocks. We were told by the locals that it may have only 10-15 years remaining before it finally gives way to the ocean.

Very cool rock formation that is unlikely to be around in 20 years time. Be very careful here though, tourists died the day after we were there as they got too close to the edge and fell in. Do not under any circumstances attempt to cross the bridge or swim. The rock is slippery and the sea is wild.

This was a stop during our island tour. The scenery was breathtaking, there were a few local shops on site. The bridge looks beautiful with the waves crashing upon it but do be careful, the bridge is wet and somewhat covered by moss, a man lost his life a week prior to visiting because the waves made him lose his footing and he fell in. Great spot for taking pics from a safe distance. Worth the trip!

Very interesting landscape, quite exposed and windy when we visited. Downside is the toilets were locked up and the vendors were unfortunately selling bits of coral and seashells.

This was a beautiful natural area to explore. It was nice to walk around and watch the ocean waves. There are beautiful photo opportunities. There are also tourist shops next to the bridge if you want to buy any souvenirs.

Very cool natural formation! The sound of the water moving beneath is so cool! The waves hitting and splashing over are a cool sight to see!! I did not venture over by the vendors and I heard the bathrooms weren’t free, but also didn’t need them.

Beautiful spot, amazing to see the sea crash over the bridge. Be aware very touristy area so the souvenirs are overpriced and in US dollars and the toilet is not free. But easy to pull over and park for half an hour to enjoy.

There is so much beauty and majesty to see here that words fail me! The raw power of the ocean is on full display. You simply must visit yourself to take it all in. The experience is breathtaking!

This historical landmark is a death defying wonder, with waves that crash along the rocks roughly and beautiful views of the ocean as far as the eye can see. There's a thin bridge, hence the name, that you can cross if you're daring enough, but the sights alone are enough to get your heart racing. There are a couple of shops nearby, but they only take cash so I was unable to buy anything. This is a must-see stop (and must-do activity for those brave enough).

Beautiful deep blue water. Listen as the water goes under the rocks...it's a cool sound! The ladies in the shops are so friendly.

Quite a nice place to visit, it has quite nice views. Not very clear as to where the bridge was at first, but once we found it, we were quite impressed. Looks very impressive for a naturally made bridge. There are a few small tourist shops in small beach huts that sell souvenirs. Overall a nice place to visit if you have some spare time! The road to get there was a bit bumpy, so a 4x4 would be the best vehicle to have to get there.

Beautiful location. We were staying at Sandals and meet "Mr. Brown" on the beach, he arranged a great tour for us and this was one of the stops. It's amazing to see the power of the sea o the windward side of the island compared to the bays and coves of the leeward side. Such a cool place!

Absolutely beautiful! Suggest going in the morning when the sun is nice and bright for beautiful photos! There is the sweetest woman in hut number 2 that I snagged some previous souvenirs from (a hat and a precious ankle bracelet). She is so kind and helps give you directions, parking assistance and local tips