Antigua and Barbuda

About

These twin Caribbean islands are all about turquoise waters, coral reefs, and soft white sands. Antigua boasts 365 beaches—one for every day of the year—while Barbuda remains quiet and pristine.

Last Updated:

June 20, 2025

General Recommendations

Azithromycin / Ciprofloxacin - Traveler's Diarrhea

Ondansetron - Nausea & Vomiting

Meclizine - Motion Sickness

Hydroxyzine - Jet Lag / Traveler's Anxiety

Order them all with our comprehensive travel package, which includes all medications and country specific medications if required.
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What is our Wandr Safety Rating?

Our safety grade combines CDC guidance, healthcare access, travel risks, and regional stability to help you prepare confidently. Updated regularly to reflect current conditions.
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A (90–100): Very safe — Excellent healthcare and low travel risks
B (75–89): Safe — Minor precautions recommended
C (60–74): Moderate risk — Limited access or regional health concerns
D (40–59): Higher risk — Caution advised due to instability or health gaps
F (0–39): Not recommended — Major safety or medical concerns

Wandr Safety Rating:

A (Low Risk)

88/100

Safe and tourism-friendly with reliable infrastructure. Healthcare meets regional standards. CDC recommends standard vaccinations and routine food/water precautions. Travelers should also use insect protection due to risk of mosquito-borne illnesses like dengue or Zika.

CDC Recommendations

CDC Travel Information for Antigua and Barbuda

For the best experience, please view the CDC travel information directly on their website:

Go to CDC Travel Information for Antigua and Barbuda

Disclaimer: This page is intended as a general reference for travelers and does not replace personalized medical consultation. While Wandr provides medical guidance, country-specific risks may change. We update this information as frequently as possible, but travelers should also consult official government and health sources before departure.