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Antigua and Barbuda Flights Information

Must See Attractions in Antigua and Barbuda

Antigua and Barbuda are blessed with some of the most stunning beaches in the world. Nature lovers and seclusion seekers are attracted most here for tranquillity and unlimited fun. Here are some of the top highlights of your vacation in this beautiful destination.

• Half Moon Bay, situated at the southeastern end of Antigua, is fringed by one of the best beaches in the Caribbean. Look forward to excellent snorkelling on calm days
• Take a trip to Stingray City for an exhilarating adventure with hundreds of friendly southern stingrays gliding through the crystal-clear waters in the shallow sandy bottom pool amid a tropical reef
• Enjoy a leisurely stroll at the 17 Mile Beach in Barbuda. This ravishing stretch of sand will delight even the most jaded beach connoisseurs
• Visit Nelson's Dockyard National Park in English Harbour. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to Antigua's former 18th-century British Naval Dockyard, restored historic buildings and some of the best nature trails here
• Explore the candy-hued colonial cottages and market stalls selling tropical fruits and flowers. The kaleidoscope of colours in St. John's, the capital city and cruise ship port of Antigua and Barbuda, is a delightful experience and the top highlight of the trip here

Apart from these, you got to explore lots more in this Caribbean island hotspot. These among others include St. John's Cathedral, the Museum of Antigua and Barbuda, Heritage Quay, Redcliffe Quay, Fort James, Fort Barrington, Indian Town National Park and many others.

Best Time to Visit Antigua and Barbuda

The best time for booking cheap flights to Antigua and Barbuda is during the winter months between December and mid-April. This is the time when the weather is at its driest. You can also consider visiting during May to November when getting cheap airfares to Antigua and Barbuda is possible. Do remember that June to November is also hurricane season here.

Popular Airlines flying to Antigua and Barbuda

American Airlines: Top routes served by American Airlines from Antigua and Barbuda include New York (JFK), Newark (EWR), Boston (BOS), Miami (MIA) and Dallas (DFW)
Delta Airlines: Top routes served by Delta Airlines from Antigua and Barbuda include Atlanta (ATL), New York (JFK), Detroit (DTW), Minneapolis (MSP) and Los Angeles (LAX)
United Airlines: Top routes served by United Airlines from Antigua and Barbuda include Newark (EWR), Chicago (ORD), San Francisco (SFO), Boston (BOS) and Detroit (DTW)
JetBlue Airways: Top routes served by JetBlue Airways from Antigua and Barbuda include New York (JFK), Boston (BOS), Buffalo (BUF), Los Angeles (LAX) and Rochester (ROC)
Caribbean Airlines: Top routes served by Caribbean Airlines from Antigua and Barbuda include Port of Spain (POS), Georgetown (GEO), New York (JFK), Kingston (KIN), Bridgetown (BGI) and St. George's (GND)
Air Canada: Top routes served by Air Canada from Antigua and Barbuda include New York (LGA), Newark (EWR), Boston (BOS), Atlanta (ATL) and Miami (MIA)

Antigua and Barbuda Travel Tips

A vacation in the sun-soaked Caribbean paradise of Antigua and Barbuda is something that every tourist dreams of. This wonderful island destination is quite accessible from the United States. Take a look at some of the essential things before planning your getaway here.

• The total size of Antigua and Barbuda is just 108 square miles, and is 13 miles across. You can explore the whole of Antigua around more than a few times in a single day
• V.C Bird International Airport is the only airport in Antigua and Barbuda. Multiple nonstop flights are operated from U.S. cities like Miami and Atlanta
• Antigua and Barbuda is home to 365 beaches. The powder white sand, crystal clear blue water and palm trees swaying in the light breeze will keep you attracted endlessly
• Two types of dollar are used in Antigua and Barbuda – the U.S. Dollar and the Eastern Caribbean Dollar. The exchange rate of the two dollars is different, so don’t get confused. However, the most commonly used currency here is the Eastern Caribbean Dollar
• English is the official language of Antigua and Barbuda due to the colonisation by the British. Most locals can however be seen conversing in Antiguan Creole English
• If you are planning to stay for one week during your holiday then it is highly recommend that you should rent a car for the duration of your stay for convenient exploration