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Electricity

St John's

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DESTINATIONS antigua and barbuda stjohns Tourist Information Electricity

Electricity

The standard voltage in Antigua and Barbuda is 230 V and the frequency is 60 Hz. You can use your electric appliances if the voltage in your country is 220-240 V as is in the UK, Europe and Australia. Antigua and Barbuda uses two types of plugs. Type A with two flat parallel pins, and type B with two flat parallel pins and a round grounding pin.

Tourist Information

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V. C. Bird International Airport (ANU)
V. C. Bird International Airport is a former US military base located 8 km northeast of St John's. There are a few companies that offer airport transfers, but you can always take a taxi or rent a car depending on your …
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Public Transport
St John's has a transport system of privately owned buses that run from 5:30 am to 6 pm daily. All buses start from either the East Bus Station, near the Antigua Recreation Grounds or the West Bus Station by Market Place. You can get around most of the island on these buses. However, there …
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Taxi
Finding taxis in Antigua could not be any easier. They run 24/7 throughout the island and can be easily stopped in the street. They are also easy to find outside the biggest hotels in Antigua as well as in harbours, airports and famous beach spots. There are several trusted taxi companies on the island …
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Pharmacy
One of the most well known pharmacies in St John's is …
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Internet
You'll be able to find decent connection speeds in Antigua and Barbuda. Most cafes and restaurants offer WiFi …
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Electricity
The standard voltage in Antigua and Barbuda is 230 V and the frequency is 60 Hz. You can use your electric appliances if the voltage in your country is 220-240 V as is in the UK, Europe and Australia. Antigua and Barbuda uses two types of plugs. Type A with two flat parallel pins, …
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Telephone
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Antigua Cruise Port
The cruise port of St John's is right in the middle of the city. Cruise ships usually dock in St John’s harbour, specifically in Heritage Quay and Redcliffe Quay. The port has currently 3 piers. Expect a lot of activity as 5 cruise ships can dock at the same time on busy days. You …
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