Manners in Antigua and Barbuda

Greetings

Avoid overly revealing clothing in public places.
Walking in town wearing only beachwear is considered bad manners.
It is common to call people by their first names in a friendly culture, even for younger persons.
Being 10-15 minutes late is normal "island time".
Formal attire is expected in churches and government facilities.
Always ask permission before taking photos.
Tipping at restaurants is typically 10-15%, round up taxi fares.
Left-hand traffic; pedestrian priority awareness is low, so be careful when crossing.
Hibiscus and pineapples are chosen as welcoming symbols for gifts.
Many shops are closed on Sundays, with families prioritizing church activities.