Antigua & Barbuda Dispensaries Pineapple Road Antigua
St. John's, Antigua & Barbuda
OpenLast verified: October 18, 2026
About
Pineapple Road is the second of Antigua and Barbuda’s two licensed medicinal cannabis dispensaries, listed by the Medicinal Cannabis Authority. It sits in Billy’s Complex on Friars Hill Road, on the north side of St. John’s, about 2.5 km from Heritage Quay, so plan on a short taxi ride from the cruise pier.
The store serves residents and visitors who hold a Medicinal Cannabis Patient Card, and you can register in store. Its own website gives slightly different opening days in different places, so call or message on WhatsApp at the same number before you go, especially on a Sunday.
Getting your patient card here
Bring your passport. Non-residents need the passport bio-page, a home address, where you are staying on the island (cruise passengers give the ship’s name and port of entry instead), and how long you are staying. An authorized medical professional reviews your evaluation, you pay the government fee, and you receive proof of registration so you can buy.
The Authority’s published fees for visitors are US$5 for 24 hours, US$20 for 30 days, US$35 for six months, and US$50 for a year. Pineapple Road notes that pricing depends on card length and residency, so confirm the total before you start.
What’s on the shelf
Flower from a rotating strain library, plus papers, lighters, pipes, and merchandise. Pineapple Road also delivers to your residence or to an MCA-licensed lounge. Purchases are capped at 2 ounces of flower or 14 grams of extract per day.
Good to know
You can use what you buy only in a private residence or a licensed lounge, not in public or in a car. Keep purchases sealed while you are out, carry your card, and finish everything before you fly. Taking medicinal cannabis out of Antigua is an offence.