Basic minibus network operating 5:30 AM to 6:00 PM on Antigua, connecting St. John's to villages. Privately-owned 15-seat vans follow informal schedules with routes posted in windows. Two bus stations in St. John's. Limited service on Barbuda. No metro or rail systems. Buses don't serve airport or northern tourist areas, creating significant coverage gaps.

Paved road network with winding, gently sloping courses connecting parishes and villages. Left-hand driving enforced with 40 mph speed limits. Traffic signs and GPS coordinates posted throughout main roads aid navigation. Roads generally well-maintained but limited highway infrastructure for island nation. No motorway network.

Limited data available on current broadband speeds. As a small island nation with developing infrastructure, speeds likely range 20-50 Mbps in urban areas. Fiber availability concentrated in capital and tourist areas. Rural connectivity remains limited.

Limited to St. John's and major tourist centers; rural areas rely on older infrastructure

Two paved-runway airports serving international traffic, plus one unpaved runway. V.C. Bird International Airport (main hub) handles cruise tourism and regional flights. Limited domestic network. Growing cruise home port development with Emerald Cruises and P&O Cruises confirmed for 2023+ operations. Moderate international connectivity focused on Caribbean and North American routes.