Travel to Antigua and Barbuda
Required documents: Proof of citizenship (preferably a passport), return/onward ticket and/or proof of funds needed for tourist stay up to 6 months. AIDS test required for university students and others suspected of having HIV virus; Check whether your country's test is accepted. Check Embassy for latest information.
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Health
Yellow fever vaccination is required of travelers arriving from infected areas. Health requirements change; check latest information.
Tourist office
Antigua & Barbuda Department of Tourism, Thames St., P.O. Box 363, Saint Johns, Tel 268-462-0480, Fax 268-462-2516.
Weather and clothing
Wear tropical clothing year round.
Telephone
When direct dialing to Antigua & Barbuda from abroad, dial the international direct dialling access code + 268 + local number.
Time
1 hour ahead of U.S. Eastern Standard Time, and 4 hours behind Greenwich Mean Time.
Electric current
Varies from property to property: 230V or 120V
National holiday
Independence Day (Nov 1)
Tourist attractions
Carnival, nightclubs/casino, handicrafts, beaches, resorts, water sports, glass-bottomed boat tours, yacht charter.
IMPORTANT!! All requirements/recommendations are subject to change. Be sure to check latest information.
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Cinemas
One cinema in Bridgetown (Globe); Vista cinema on south coast, US$4-5, plus a drive-in not far from the south coast.
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Mildly tropical - temperatures range between 76 and 86 degrees Fahrenheit
Hottest months - August and September
Coolest months - January...
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