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Hike Mount Thomas for breathtaking Caribbean views, serene trails, and a tranquil escape into Antigua's natural beauty near Five Islands.
Mount Thomas, located near Five Islands Village, offers well-maintained hiking trails with panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea and lush landscapes. Ideal for both seasoned trekkers and casual walkers, it's a tranquil escape into nature.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Walking
If you're already in Five Islands Village, you can walk to Mount Thomas. Start from the village center and head towards the hiking area. The walk is approximately 3 miles and can take around 1 to 1.5 hours. Ensure you wear appropriate footwear and carry water, as the path can be rugged and exposed to the sun.
Public Transport
From St. John's, take the #61 bus from the West Bus Terminal to Five Islands Village. Buses depart approximately every 15 minutes and cost $1 USD. From Five Islands Village, you can walk (approximately 3 miles) or take a taxi to the base of Mount Thomas. A taxi from Five Islands to Mount Thomas should cost between $10 to $20 USD, depending on negotiation.
Taxi
From St. John's or V.C. Bird International Airport, a taxi is a direct way to reach Mount Thomas. The taxi fare from St. John's to Five Islands Village is approximately $13-$15 USD and the ride takes about 6 minutes. From Five Islands Village, it's a short taxi ride to the base of Mount Thomas, costing an additional $10-$20 USD depending on negotiation.
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