Right by Gate C10 for last-minute Antigua souvenirs
Just steps from Gate C10 in Terminal 1, Souvenir Shop Gate C10 is the quick stop for grabbing something Antiguan before boarding. It sits airside in the departures area, so you can pop in after clearing security and keep an eye on your gate screens while you browse.
The shop leans heavily into Antigua-themed items: think island-print T-shirts, caps with “Antigua & Barbuda” logos, and basic beach gear for under $20 USD. You’ll also see small flags, magnets, and keychains lined up near the entrance, all aimed at carry-on-friendly gifting.
Food-wise, expect packaged local snacks by the register, like Caribbean hot sauces and small bags of plantain chips typically in the $3–$8 USD range. There are also boxed sweets and rum cakes sized to fit in a backpack, helpful if you skipped the duty-free earlier in Terminal 1.
Most of the shelves near C10 carry soft souvenirs rather than electronics, so don’t count on finding chargers or cables here. Think T-shirts, shell bracelets, postcards, and fridge magnets rather than tech. Prices skew a bit higher than downtown St. John’s shops, which is standard for airport retail across the Caribbean.
Plan about 10–15 minutes to look around and still be at Gate C10 before boarding starts, especially on full afternoon departures when the departures area gets busier. Best move: pick up your gifts here, then grab any drinks or heavier snacks from other concessions in Terminal 1 so you’re not juggling too many bags in the narrow shop aisle.