St. John’s Cruise Port - Antigua Shuttles

Along the Caribbean island nation of Antigua’s northwest shore, the St. John’s Cruise Port offers cruise goers instant access to the island’s downtown. Dropping off at the heart of Deepwater Harbour, passengers can expect to find themselves at walking distance to most cool attractions, from historic churches to old pier lookouts. Get through town by utilizing the well-organized West Bus Station Terminal located about five minutes south of the cruise port, more private alternatives including basic rentals like simple sedans ideal for finding hidden parts of the island, as well as family-friendly chartered buses and SUVs perfect for bringing the whole family along. Meet-and-greet services go all the way when it comes to getting dropped off at any part of the island, unique rides ranging from chauffeured limousines perfect for getting to elegant restaurants, local personal drivers adding the native perspective when it comes to reaching the right vendors.

Take advantage of each second while exploring the shores of Antigua’s capital city, whether that means excavating old fort ruins or discovering hidden beach coves - do both at Fort James, located on the north side of town and home to cannons faced toward the sea as well as fun opportunities to soak up the sun at Fort James Beach along Fort Bay, as well as the connected shores of the quieter Runaway Beach. Closer toward the city center are various old relics within the Heritage Quay neighborhood, whether it be uniquely designed handicrafts from the locally sourced Zemi Art Gallery or an especially great showcase of local history told through the artifacts of The Museum of Antigua and Barbuda. Other ways to pass the time include the 80s-themed ambiance of King’s Casino as well as the upscale Caribbean cuisine of Hemingway’s Caribbean Cafe, not to mention a rich fisherman-themed space at Papa Zouk.