Travel Guides for Antigua and Barbuda

Fixed taxi fares by route, rental-car costs and the temporary driving permit rule, plus where the bus actually goes. Whether you need a car in Antigua.

Antigua diving and snorkeling guide: Cades Reef, the Andes wreck, Stingray City, shore-snorkel beaches, PADI operators, courses, and when conditions are best.

Antigua sailing centers on English and Falmouth Harbours, with steady 12 to 20 knot trade winds, bareboat and crewed charters, and anchorages out to Barbuda.

Antigua cruise port sits on the St. John's waterfront, a 5-minute walk into town, with a day plan for Nelson's Dockyard, Shirley Heights, and a beach.

Antigua honeymoon planning covers 365 beaches, quiet versus lively bases, sunset spots, private sailing, Shirley Heights, and a two-island Barbuda day trip.

Antigua with kids works best at calm beaches like Valley Church and Dickenson Bay, with real age and height limits for activities and family-friendly bases.

Antigua on a budget means EC dollars, public buses, free beaches by law, and cook-shop meals, with price ranges so a trip costs a fraction of resort rates.

Antigua all-inclusive resorts differ by area: five main zones from calm Dickenson Bay to sailing-town English Harbour, plus a quieter east coast, matched to family or adults-only stays.

Barbuda travel from Antigua takes a 90-minute ferry or short flight to reach Pink Sand Beach, the Frigate Bird Sanctuary, and Codrington's post-Irma recovery.

Antigua nightlife centers on the Sunday Shirley Heights party from 4pm, Dickenson Bay beach bars, and the English Harbour yachting scene with rum and soca.