Getting Around Antigua and Barbuda

Between the Islands

To travel between Antigua and Barbuda, there are two options: boat or plane.

For ferries, Barbuda Express operates the route with five weekly crossings, a 90-minute journey, and an $80 round-trip fare. For flights, small airlines like ABM Air and Fly Montserrat offer daily flights for around $130 round-trip.

On Antigua

There are no trains, flights, or regular maritime services within Antigua itself.

Road Network and Traffic

The island has many winding roads where it’s best to drive carefully and avoid traveling at night. Additionally, driving is on the left in Antigua.

Car Rental

Taxi

Buses

The network is served by minibuses that primarily run along main routes and may not reach everywhere. They’re often crowded but very affordable.

Two-Wheelers

Hitchhiking

What to Choose for Getting Around?

On Barbuda

Distances Between Towns

Distances (km) between the main towns and tourist spots on Antigua.