Renting in Antigua

Browse homes, then send a message from the listing page. We pass it to the landlord and help set up a viewing. We list homes but we are not a party to your rental agreement.

It varies by landlord. A deposit of one month's rent is common, and some landlords ask for more, or for the first month up front as well. Ask what the deposit covers and the conditions for getting it back before you pay, and get it in writing.

Each listing says which it offers: monthly rolling, a short let of one to five months, six months, or twelve months or more. Longer terms often come with a lower monthly price, so ask.

Prices on Rentals Antigua are in US dollars per month, with an EC$ figure shown alongside. The EC$ is pegged to the US dollar at about 2.7, so the conversion is stable. Confirm with the landlord which currency you will pay in.

Some listings include electricity, water, internet or cable in the rent, and the listing says which. If they are not included, ask for typical monthly costs. Electricity is usually the biggest, especially with air conditioning.

Outages and low water pressure happen in parts of Antigua. Look for backup power and water storage in a listing's amenities, and ask the landlord how the home copes. A cistern or tank is common in homes that rely on rainwater or deliveries.

Yes, and you should. Ask for one when you message about a home, and say when you will be on the island. If you are overseas, ask for a video walkthrough and extra photos before sending any money.

Each listing states its pet and smoking rules: allowed, by arrangement, or not allowed. If it says by arrangement, ask the landlord before you apply.

Send us a message with the area, number of bedrooms and the rent you have in mind. We will reply by email and handle adding the listing.