Antigua and Barbuda to Haiti: Complete Plug & Adapter Guide (2026) No Adapter Needed

Getting ready for your journey from Antigua and Barbuda to Haiti? Electrical compatibility is easy to overlook, but bringing the wrong plug or forgetting an adapter can leave you scrambling at your hotel. Here's what you need to know.

Since Antigua and Barbuda and Haiti both support Type A, B plugs, you can use your chargers and appliances without a travel adapter. One less thing to worry about.

Be aware that Antigua and Barbuda runs on 230V at 60Hz, while Haiti uses 110V at 60Hz. This voltage difference matters for appliances like hair dryers, curling irons, and electric shavers that aren't dual-voltage. Check the label on your devices. If it says "100-240V," you're fine. Otherwise, you'll need a voltage converter.

Don't forget that Haiti hotel rooms sometimes have a universal shaver socket in the bathroom, but these low-wattage outlets aren't suitable for high-draw devices. For reliable charging, use the standard wall outlets with a proper adapter.