EAT. DRINK. PLAY. REST
—Experience Antigua, the island way —
TREEHOUSE BEACH CLUB
Come for the beach.
Stay for everything else.
Bare feet. Cold drinks. Good food. Island vibes and grooves. Friends arriving. Another round ordered.
At Treehouse, you can eat, drink, play, rest and spend a memorable day in Antigua.
DRINK
Something Cold, Somewhere Warm
SEE THE DRINKS —>
EAT
Fresh, local & made for sharing
EXPLORE FOOD —>
PLAY
Sun, Sea & a little more…
EXPLORE ACTIVITIES —>
REST
Or do absolutely nothing
PLAN YOUR BEACH DAY —>
Something’s Always Happening!
Join us, every Saturday from 9am - 3am and watch Treehouse transform with the light Under the Leaves.
Spend the day at the beach, watch our spectacular sunset with sundowners as we come alive with steel pan, live bands, entertainment and DJs.
Stay for an hour or stay for it all.
Eat. Drink. Swim. Rest. Dance. Repeat.
Same beach. Different energy.
BEYOND THE BEACH
Antigua, the island way.
There is more to Antigua than 365 beaches. Where to eat. What to see. Hidden favourites. Local spots not listed. Family adventures. History. Culture. All the places we love to send our friends.
Right on Fort James Beach
Historic Fort James. The Caribbean Sea. And Treehouse.
Just minutes from St John’s and the cruise port, but a world away once you are here
STAY A LITTLE LONGER
Don’t rush back
Discover Turtle Cove House by Le Haus. Private Villa Living, Boutique Hotel Ease.
Enjoy Island days at your own pace. Moments from the ocean. Designed for slow mornings, long afternoons, and effortless stays.
Don’t take our word for it:
“Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.”
“Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.”
“Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.”
Location: Fort James Beach
Less than 10 minutes away by car from the port of St John’s, Fort James Beach is not only an idyllic getaway, it is also teeming with history and sights of the Fort.
In 1706, the foundation stones were laid for Fort James. Upon completion of the fort in 1739, it became customary for every vessel passing to pay a fee, or risk being shot at by one of the fort’s 36 cannons.
Later, between 1948 and 1969, ships that ferried the Windrush generation to the UK berthed before setting off on that long and fateful journey.
It is a unique story with great historical significance. Fort James, attracts international celebrities, a global audience as well as a local crowd.
