Cheap Flights to Saint John (ANU)
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dealchecker’s guide to Saint John
The capital and the largest city of Antigua and Barbuda, a flight to Saint John will put you right in the heart of the Caribbean idyll. Saint John is a bustling port city so you can have the best of both worlds with action and relaxation right on your doorstep.
Flights To Saint John
Saint John flights take about 10 hours to arrive from the UK and land into V.C. Bird International Airport, which is just on the outskirts of the city. Most cheap flights to Saint John will involve a transfer in Barbados, but this shouldn't extend your travel time too much. Some Saint John flights can take longer though, so check when you book.
Getting Around Saint John
Many people rely on the transfers that their hotels in Saint John supply, and use taxis as required for the rest of their stay. This can be convenient and easy if you're not planning on heading out much. However, if you want to see the whole island it's worth considering cheap Saint John car hire and with both local and international companies represented at the airport it's easiest to pick it up upon arrival.
What To See In Saint John
If you can bear to tear yourself away from the wonderful white sandy beaches then there are plenty of attractions awaiting you in Saint John. The botanical gardens offer a chance to see all the native plants of the region, whilst golf enthusiasts may prefer the greenery at one of the golf courses. The Museum of Antigua and Barbuda and the Museum of Marine Art are great places to go to get a feel of the history here, or head to Fort James and St John's Cathedral to see the architectural relics of the past.