Getting ashore
Ships dock at the St. John’s cruise pier. The walk from the ship to the terminal is short. The town is right outside the port gates.
Watch-outs
The port area is busy when ships are in. The first taxi queue may be for beach tours. Walk further for a short ride into town. Sun is strong. Agree the fare before you leave.
Getting into St. John's
Downtown St. John’s is a short walk or taxi from the pier. The market and shops are close. A taxi into town is about $5–10. On the way back, name the St. John’s cruise pier.
Taxis & ride apps
Taxis wait outside the terminal. A short hop is about $5–10. Agree the price before the car moves. The rank is at the exit.
What to do nearby
The town has the museum, shops, and the waterfront. Beaches are a short taxi away. Many people walk into the center.
Going further
Beaches and historic sites take longer. Book a return in advance. Most passengers stay in town or take a short taxi.
Food & shopping
The town has restaurants and shops. Cards are accepted in many places. Prices are about standard Caribbean tourist rates.
Opening times & connectivity
Shops open when ships are in. Mobile signal is good. Some spots offer free Wi-Fi. Use the currency link for Eastern Caribbean dollars.
Accessibility & mobility
Most ships berth alongside at Antigua Cruise Port. Confirm your specific berth (Heritage Quay area or Deep Water) on arrival. Tendering possible if required.