VC Bird International Airport VC Bird International Airport, named after Antigua and Barbuda’s first prime minister, is the only air gateway to these two Caribbean islands. Passengers can fly direc...

Language Most Antigua and Barbuda residents speak both English and Antiguan Creole, which is heavily influenced by a number of West African languages. Currency Although the Eastern Caribbean dollar...

Citizens of the United States, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, all European Union nations, and all British Overseas Territories do not need visas to enter Antigua and Barbuda. Cruise ship passenger...

Antigua and Barbuda’s modern culture is a unique combination of the islands’ British colonists and the African slaves brought along with them. The calypso music played so freely on Antigua and Barb...

There are few bad times of the year to visit Antigua and Barbuda, a tropical paradise situated just over 17 degrees north of the equator. The warm and sunny year-round weather ranges between 75°F t...

Each of Antigua and Barbuda’s major festivals celebrates important aspects of the islands’ life and culture, from Antigua Sailing Week to the Cricket Festival. However, no party on the islands is l...

One Subway in St John’s and three KFC franchises are far outnumbered by intimate, local restaurants in Antigua and Barbuda serving island delicacies such as a hearty meat and vegetable stew called ...

Cruise ship passengers can step immediately off their vessels to Heritage Quay Complex’s more than 50 duty-free shops. In addition to the stalls of tobacco, liquor, and jewelry, Antigua and Barbuda...

Antigua and Barbuda Taxis and Car Rental Taxis are the most common way for visitors to travel around Antigua, but fees are high, fixed by the government and vehicles are meter-less. Splitting the e...

Many travelers spend their entire vacation within the confines of one of Antigua and Barbuda’s all-inclusive resorts, but you’d be missing out on a number of worthy attractions. Those who venture a...