Antigua and Barbuda Flights and Travel Guide

With sunshine in plentiful supply and as many beaches as there days in the year, Antigua makes no secret of its top attractions: surf, sand and sun. Or sun, surf and sand. Or sand … you get the idea. Visitors arriving on cheap flights to Antigua land in St. John, the island’s capital and one of the largest ports in the Caribbean that is also a regular port of call for cruise ships plying the local routes.

It is a lively city that provides visitors with a break from the endless supply of sun, surf and sand. In addition to abundant restaurants and a vibrant shopping scene, St. John’s also features a farmer’s market while the Museum of Antigua and Barbuda, housed in the colonial Court House built in the 18^th, boasts a collection of local artifacts dating as far back as 35 AD.

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Antigua and Barbuda Climate

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Getting Downtown Antigua and Barbuda

Although there is no public transportation to St. John’s, for travellers who have arrived on cheap flights to Antigua taxis are readily available at the airport terminal and take about 15 minutes.

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Antigua and Barbuda Airports

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