Water sports at
22 knots
Surrounded by crystal-clear Caribbean waters, Jumby Bay Island is a haven for adventure seekers. Whether you're sailing, snorkeling, paddleboarding, or jetting across the waves at 22 knots, every moment on the water is pure exhilaration. With expert instructors and top-tier equipment, the island offers the perfect blend of thrill and tropical serenity.
Refined adventure
We offer a variety of motorized activities like tubing, waterskiing and wakeboarding. There is also a raft of equipment including windsurfers, kayaks and paddleboards. Take advantage of being on the water - one of the best ways to experience island life.
Enhance the experience
Snorkelling Trip
Scud over the seas to Antigua’s Bird Island, sanctuary to endangered species such as the red-billed tropic bird. Slip into the clear waters for spectacular snorkelling and seek out parrot fish, sea turtles, blue tangs and octopus.
Kayaking Tour
Paddle through the waves and round our coastline on this seaborn adventure, guided by one of the sporty 22 Knots team.
Reef Fishing
Drop a line and spend a few hours on the calming waters around Jumby Bay with our experienced team. A great family excursion, fun for first-timer casting and experienced anglers alike.
Jumby Bay Island Sailing Academy
We offer an intensive Sailing Academy package for all ages and levels, from beginners to racers. The Academy's fleet is comprised of RS Zests Lasers and RS Elites.
Paddle boarding
Personal or group paddleboard classes are available and for those with a little more experience, there is the opportunity to go out alone and explore the coastline at one’s own pace.
Waterskiing
A action-packed activity for beginners and seasoned enthusiasts alike, the team is on hand to organize this thrilling experience on the crystal-clear waters surrounding Jumby Bay.
windsurfing
A fun activity for all ages and a low-impact but vigorous exercise, windsurfing at Jumby Bay is the perfect way to energize before the day ahead.
Wakeboarding
Similar to snowboarding but at sea, wakeboarding is one of the more physically challenging watersports. Beginners can take lessons while experienced rides can take to the warm Caribbean waters at their own pace.