Cruise ship docked here. Easy on and off. Not a long walk to tour buses...less than 5 minutes.

A nice (and I think new... at least to me, I haven't been to Antigua in a number of years) shopping area right at the docks for cruisers to spend an hour or a day! Lots of chain and smaller independent shops to peruse. Very nicely wheelchair accessible in most areas. Easy access back to the ship with walk thru or wheelchair access to show ship cards.

St John's Capital of Antigua. Ok, gives a flavour of a typical town in Caribbean . Good for souvenir shopping, heritage quay quite attractive but very limited facilities other than shopping and a few eateries. Can see everything within an hour, take in on a tour but would not recommend purely for the Capital itself.

Lovely place to stroll around. If you happen to be there on cruise day you'll be bombarded by people trying to sell you island tours. I have to they are the friendliest and politest islanders I've come across. Well worth a visit.

A lot of the same thing. Locals are less pushy to buy buy buy. Hard to find Island tours that are not all of the same thing. Spoke with a local for a private drive around island. $60 USD, great tour. This review is of the Quay.

Very small but safe space. Tons of duty of duty free stores with various shopping options. The place as a very aged atmosphere and buildings look very antique.

In the past, I wouldn't bother getting off the ship in St. John's. But, thev worked hard and improved the cruiseport area. So now it's worth a stroll. In town, not so much.

Beautiful island with too many gorgeous photo locations to mention. Great shopping area with many options from flee market to more standard shops.

Antigua was a fascinating place to visit. We enjoyed our excursion.

Classic, tidy harbour for big cruiser ships , what a place ☺️!!! 💕

Lots of upgrades since I was here last time. Nice and clean, lots of shops.

Overpriced! Tourist trap for cruise ship passengers. My mum loved to buy fridge magnets, inside for the same 3, almost triple the price as outside with a local vendor.

If you smoke ....then great £2 for 20 ciggies (you do the maths) £6 for 50g tobacco....lots of jewelry shops & perfume shops ...also the the normal things found in any seaside town in any part of the world...Happy shopping folks

A variety of shops and businesses that focus on the tourist industry. Duty-free shopping and souvenirs. The duty-free alcohol is a great deal for int'l travelers. There are several jewelry stores, like Colombian Emeralds, with attentive staff. The restaurants are really nice in the area. Definitely go to Cutie's on Redcliffe Quay two blocks away.

A small port with a lot of shops around. You can find many colorful soveniours like t-shirts, hats,...etc with local colors. A nice place to spend some time to see different cultures.

Had a great day shopping with the wife here. Lots of duty-free shops. You can wander past the port shops into the city. @TravelswArthur Eastern Caribbean is one of my favorite places now.

Love the ambience and fun to see a mixed of busy tourists and travelers, local people, and street vendors selling their cute t-shirt souvenirs and more. The area is nicely packed with colorful shops and mostly filled with souvenir shops and tours offers, with some food and drinks only some blocks away. We can definitely bargain with the street vendors and again I'm happy because they're not too pushy. The price is so so for t-shirts, especially if you buy many, but it's expensive for small staff like magnets or souvenir plates. Typical tourists favorite. I feel safe enough and people are friendly here.

Moored port side alongside with Cruise Ship at Heritage Quay South. Height of the pier above Chart Datum 2.5 meters. Perfect for use of ship's gangways. Good yokohama fenders and bollards. City is just in front of the pier. Easy access. Full streets of souvenir shops, clothing and bars. All in all very nice port to visit.

Of all the ports we stopped I liked the cruise terminal here the best. Its laid out nicely and a bit more unique. Also, we stopped for a local beer which was great

Definitely the best stop on our cruise. A mixture of new and a lot of what we expected to see showing what the Islands are really like. Great for all kinds of shopping but watch for the first bar you come to getting off the ship. Eye watering prices.

Well I did not come to shop any labels and stones. The swimming suites for example starts from 180 dollars and more !! All very expansive!!! So I would recommend look at high street and and Mary”s street in the town just 5-7 min by walk!

Great shopping complex in St johns. Make sure to bring passport and details of return flights to be able to take advantage of Duty free shopping prices. Fans of Pandora will find some great choices in sterling's including exclusive antigua charms. If staying in antigua avoid visiting when cruise ships are in port much better experience and easier to get in bars and restaurants.

Went here on a Saturday lunchtime. No cruise ships. Not a huge choice of shops. Several closed but those open all selling the same thing. Found it more expensive than the UK although supposedly duty free. Was recommended by our hotel. Didnt see what the fuss was about

Nice and clean, this is where the cruise ships land so of course they have good security, food, and stores to buy knick knacks.

Very friendly, beautiful people. Plenty of shopping and decent access to refreshment. A clean, well organized cruise port. Go ahead and grab a taxi to one of the hundreds of quiet beaches!

So clean so many shops super nice people

Apart from my wife walking around with different sandles on !! Lol . Its a good place to have a look around .

Wonderful place. We had fun shopping there.

Everyone was responsible and trying their best to keep everyone safe and well with masks, temp taking required, and some great shops. My favorite upstairs at sunseekers. Great vacation!