Discover the Enchantment of Antigua

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving from anywhere in Saint John, start by heading towards the main road, Sir George Walter Highway (also known as the A1). Follow the signs toward the south coast. The drive to various attractions on Antigua typically ranges from 20 to 45 minutes, depending on traffic and your final destination on the island. Make sure to have a map or GPS service active, as some areas can be tricky to navigate.

• Public Transportation (Bus)

  To use public transportation, look for a bus stop along the main roads in Saint John. Buses in Antigua are typically small vans or minibuses that follow set routes. You can hop on a bus heading to your desired destination on the island. Fares are generally inexpensive, around $1-2 USD, but confirm with the driver. Be sure to ask the driver if they are heading to your particular destination before boarding. The buses may not have a strict schedule, so be prepared to wait.

• Taxi

  Taxis are readily available throughout Saint John. You can hail one on the street or ask your hotel to arrange one for you. Ensure to agree on a fare before starting your journey, as taxis do not typically use meters. A ride to popular destinations around Antigua may cost between $10-30 USD, depending on the distance. This is a convenient option if you are traveling in a group or with heavy luggage.

• Ferry

  While the majority of travel will be by car or bus, if you are looking to explore nearby islands, you may consider taking a ferry. Ferries leave from the ferry terminal in Saint John. Check the schedule as it may vary, and purchase tickets in advance if possible. Prices can range from $15-50 USD depending on the destination. Ensure you confirm the departure times and locations.