St. Johns Port

St. Johns Port serves as the principal port of entry for Antigua and Barbuda, strategically located in the capital city of St. John's. This bustling port acts as a major hub for commerce, tourism, and the movement of goods in and out of the country, being one of the busiest ports in the Caribbean. The port's deep-water facilities allow it to accommodate a wide range of vessels, including cruise ships, cargo ships, and tankers, supporting the islands’ economy through trade and tourism. With an infrastructure designed to facilitate efficient cargo handling and transportation, St. Johns Port plays a crucial role in connecting the islands with major global shipping routes.

The port not only underpins the local economy by serving as a point for importing necessary goods and exporting local products but also enhances the tourism sector by providing services to cruise liners arriving at the scenic shores of Antigua. As the government and local authorities strive to improve the port's facilities and services, there is a significant emphasis on sustainability and responsible practices that prioritize the environment and local communities. St. Johns Port is not only a gateway for goods but also a cornerstone of cultural exchange and economic growth within Antigua and Barbuda.