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🇦🇬 Antigua and Barbuda

Antigua and Barbuda eSIM

Antigua and Barbuda is a two-island country where the connection between them is something you have to plan, since the ferry and the small aircraft each run only a few times a day. Taxis, boat trips and restaurant tables are mostly arranged in a short message rather than through a booking site, so data goes on confirming those arrangements and checking the marine forecast more than on navigation.

Plans listed

8

Network

Flow (Cable & Wireless), Digicel, APUA inet

Technology

4G

Local currency

XCD

Picked by how you travel

Best for a short trip

Antigua and Barbuda 1GB 7 days

Flow (Cable & Wireless) / Digicel / APUA inet

Fixed
Data
1GB
Validity
7 days
Hotspot
Yes
Technology
4G

Validity starts on first connection at the destination

from$5.90
Details

Best for heavy data

Antigua and Barbuda 20GB 30 days

Flow (Cable & Wireless) / Digicel / APUA inet

Fixed
Data
20GB
Validity
30 days
Hotspot
Yes
Technology
4G

Validity starts on first connection at the destination

from$72.90
Details

These picks are computed from price per GB, validity and plan features only — never from what we earn.

All Antigua and Barbuda plans

Antigua and Barbuda 10GB 30 days

Flow (Cable & Wireless) / Digicel / APUA inet

Fixed
Data
10GB
Validity
30 days
Hotspot
Yes
Technology
4G
  • Hotspot
  • Best value per GB
  • Long stay

Validity starts on first connection at the destination

from$36.90
Details

Antigua and Barbuda 20GB 30 days

Flow (Cable & Wireless) / Digicel / APUA inet

Fixed
Data
20GB
Validity
30 days
Hotspot
Yes
Technology
4G
  • Hotspot
  • Best value per GB
  • Long stay

Validity starts on first connection at the destination

from$72.90
Details

Antigua and Barbuda 2GB/day 15 days

Flow (Cable & Wireless) / Digicel / APUA inet

Daily
Data
2GB per day
Validity
15 days
Hotspot
Yes
Technology
4G
  • Hotspot

Validity starts on first connection at the destination

from$103.90
Details

Antigua and Barbuda 1GB/day 10 days

Flow (Cable & Wireless) / Digicel / APUA inet

Daily
Data
1GB per day
Validity
10 days
Hotspot
Yes
Technology
4G
  • Hotspot

Validity starts on first connection at the destination

from$35.90
Details

Antigua and Barbuda 512MB/day 7 days

Flow (Cable & Wireless) / Digicel / APUA inet

Daily
Data
512MB per day
Validity
7 days
Hotspot
Yes
Technology
4G
  • Hotspot

Validity starts on first connection at the destination

from$12.90
Details

Antigua and Barbuda 5GB 15 days

Flow (Cable & Wireless) / Digicel / APUA inet

Fixed
Data
5GB
Validity
15 days
Hotspot
Yes
Technology
4G
  • Hotspot

Validity starts on first connection at the destination

from$20.90
Details

Antigua and Barbuda 3GB 15 days

Flow (Cable & Wireless) / Digicel / APUA inet

Fixed
Data
3GB
Validity
15 days
Hotspot
Yes
Technology
4G
  • Hotspot

Validity starts on first connection at the destination

from$14.90
Details

Antigua and Barbuda 1GB 7 days

Flow (Cable & Wireless) / Digicel / APUA inet

Fixed
Data
1GB
Validity
7 days
Hotspot
Yes
Technology
4G
  • Hotspot
  • Budget

Validity starts on first connection at the destination

from$5.90
Details

How much data you actually need

Around 500MB to 1GB a day covers messaging, maps and photo uploads. If you post video from the boat every day, budget nearer 1.5 to 2GB a day instead.

When you land

The main gateway is V.C. Bird International (ANU), just north of St John's, while Barbuda has the small Codrington airstrip (BBQ) for light aircraft. The alternative is the Barbuda Express ferry from St John's, roughly ninety minutes and cancelled when the swell is up. Cruise ships berth at Heritage Quay in the middle of town.

Where coverage changes

Service is steady around St John's, Jolly Harbour, Dickenson Bay and English Harbour. It thins across the interior of Barbuda, at the Codrington Lagoon where the frigate bird colony is, along the windward east coast, and in the middle of the channel between the two islands, where dropping out entirely is normal rather than a fault.

Cities travellers ask about

  • St John'sCapital and cruise port, with the shops clustered by the quay.
  • English HarbourHome of Nelson's Dockyard, a World Heritage site and yacht base.
  • Jolly HarbourWest coast resort area next to the beach and marina.
  • Dickenson BayThe busiest hotel beach on the north of the island.
  • CodringtonBarbuda's only settlement, with limited services of any kind.

Apps to install before you fly

  • WhatsApp for taxis, boat trips and restaurant tables
  • Barbuda Express for the ferry timetable to Barbuda
  • Windy for wind and swell before any boat day
  • Google Maps with both islands saved offline

Networks in Antigua and Barbuda

OperatorTechnology
Flow (Cable & Wireless)4G
Digicel4G
APUA inet4G

These are the networks operating in the country. A given plan may reach only some of them — check the network named on the plan itself.

Plan comparison

PlanDataValidityHotspotSold by
Antigua and Barbuda 1GB 7 days1GB7 daysYeseSIMonline
Antigua and Barbuda 3GB 15 days3GB15 daysYeseSIMonline
Antigua and Barbuda 5GB 15 days5GB15 daysYeseSIMonline
Antigua and Barbuda 10GB 30 days10GB30 daysYeseSIMonline
Antigua and Barbuda 20GB 30 days20GB30 daysYeseSIMonline
Antigua and Barbuda 512MB/day 7 days512MB per day7 daysYeseSIMonline
Antigua and Barbuda 1GB/day 10 days1GB per day10 daysYeseSIMonline
Antigua and Barbuda 2GB/day 15 days2GB per day15 daysYeseSIMonline

FAQ

Is there ride-hailing like Uber in Antigua?+

No. Getting around means licensed taxis, which work to published fixed fares by route. What people actually do is get a driver's number from their hotel, arrange each trip over WhatsApp and agree the price before getting in. If you want several stops in one day, hiring the same driver for the day usually costs less than booking each leg separately.

Can I visit Barbuda as a day trip?+

Yes, but the day is built around the ferry or the light aircraft schedule, and a sailing can be cancelled when the swell picks up. Book ahead, reconfirm on the morning itself, and carry cash and water with you, because there are few shops on the island and outside Codrington there is effectively nothing to connect to.

Which months are the hurricane risk here?+

The Atlantic hurricane season runs from early June to late November, with the most active stretch from August to October. If you travel then, take insurance that actually covers cancellation, follow the official meteorological bulletins rather than social media, and leave slack in the itinerary, since flights and ferries can be suspended a day or two before anything arrives.

When does a Antigua and Barbuda eSIM start counting days?+

Most plans here start when the phone first connects to a network at the destination, so you can install in advance at home and switch it on after landing. Each plan page states its own rule.

Do I have to remove my home SIM?+

No. The eSIM is a second line, so you keep your home number for SMS OTP. Turn off roaming data on the home line and set the eSIM as the data line.

Related

Plan data in this build comes from a demo supplier used to exercise the system. Prices and networks are replaced with live data once a supplier API is connected.

Last updated: September 4, 2026

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