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Thomas Charter Services Antigua is pleased to provide a wide variety of services to our visitors both as tour packages and taxi services to the destination of your choice.

We provide Airport Transfer Services from the V.C Bird International Airport to hotels, Inns Villas, Jolly Harbour, Dickenson Bay; Pineapple Beach, English Harbour, or any other location in Antigua you need to travel to. For a quote on Airport Transfer Rates please contact us.

Listed below are some of the services we offer throughout Antigua that are available to you through Thomas Charter Services Antigua. If you do not see the tour destinations you wish to go to please tell us where you would like to go. We will provide you with a quote for the tours you requested information about.

We also can provide transportation to the World Cup 2007 Stadium in Antigua. The Sir Vivian Richards Stadium. Sir Vivian Richards Stadium Antigua- Antigua World Cup Stadium

We specialize in :

Chartered Bus Tours
Airport Transportation
Taxi Services
Sightseeing Tours in Antigua
Bus Services

We also have regular bus services to any destination on the Island. We have 15 seated vans, 22 seated coasters. Thomas Tours Coasters are equipped with 22, seats, some of which are reclining, have air conditioning.

Shirley Heights Lookout

Come see Shirley Heights Look out with us and have the fun time of your life with the parties from Thursday and Sunday nights with Barbeque, steel bands Reggae and Soca & Calypso Band. Dancing under the stars, great music, food & drinks. Big Fun - Don't Miss Out!

The Historic Nelson's Dock Yard

THE FIRST PEOPLE, TOOLS & BOATS - The harbour's history started about 500 BC when Archaic Indians settled in the Harbour living on marine resources. Later, around 500 AD, the Arawak Indians actually lived where the Dockyard is today and at Freeman's Bay near the entrance to the Harbour. Their artifacts are shown in the Museum.