Top Barbados Cultural Tours - page 2

This tour takes you to St. Nicholas Abbey, a working manor house and plantation surrounded by cane fields and lush mahogany forest. You'll ride a heritage steam railway to Cherry Tree Hill, where you can experience the locomotive's turntable and enjoy panoramic views of the Atlantic coastline. The Manor House, one of only three remaining Jacobean Mansions in the Western Hemisphere, is open to the public. You'll visit the rum distillery and learn about rum production. The tour ends with a leisurely drive along the East Coast road, stopping at Morgan Lewis Windmill.

Discover Barbados on your terms with this private and customizable island tour. Whether you want to explore tropical gardens, underground caves, historic plantations or stunning coastlines, this tour is built around your interests and schedule, while we help to plan the ideal route. Scenic spots: Bridgetown or Speightstown – Historic towns with culture and charm Bathsheba & Cherry Tree Hill – Iconic coastal and hillside views North point - exciting ocean views with cliffs Attractions with additional costs: Harrison’s Cave – Tram tour through limestone caverns St. Nicholas Abbey – 17th-century mansion, rum tastings, heritage railway Hunte’s Gardens – Peaceful botanical garden in a tropical gully Flower Forest – Scenic walk through lush gardens Earthworks Pottery - Artisan pottery workshop showcasing local craftsmanship Animal Flower Cave – Northern sea cave with ocean views and rock pools Barbados Wildlife Reserve – See green monkeys, tortoises and more Just let us know!

Spend the day enjoying the sun, sand, and sea in Carlisle Bay—and benefit from hassle-free logistics—on this half-day Barbados shore excursion. This beach outing includes a boat and snorkeling cruise, where you can observe tropical fish, sea horses, turtles, octopus, and much more. Then, head to a beach club where a lounger, umbrella, and a welcome drink are waiting. Round-trip shuttle transportation from the cruise port is provided.

Some sailing excursions in Barbados can be crowded experiences; avoid that uncomfortable feeling on this catamaran cruise, which sails with just a small number of passengers. After jumping into the water to swim and snorkel, enjoy the open bar, snacks, and Bajan buffet lunch as you cruise the coastline.

Venture off the beaten path and uncover the hidden gems of Bridgetown. Explore lesser-known streets and neighborhoods, where charming historic and colorful buildings await. Browse through quaint shops and boutiques, each offering a unique glimpse into the local culture. Discover a different side of the city of Bridgetown, go beyond the main attractions, and experience Bridgetown like a local, packed with anecdotes, stories, and hidden gems. Come with me to discover the charming Bridgetown streets, which I have known for most of my life. A slave Burial ground in an unlikely place: the oldest street in Bridgetown, Lake Folly, Tudor Street, and Baxter's Road, discover what the streets of Bridgetown looked like in the horse and carriage era in the city. This Bridgetown tour is as authentic as it gets.

Exploring Barbados’s best snorkeling spots on your own can be hit-or-miss and difficult to reach from shore. This catamaran cruise along the island’s west coast takes you directly to the top snorkeling sites aboard a spacious 60-foot (18-meter) catamaran, with two or three swim stops—that may even include a shipwreck. Snorkel among tropical fish and coral reefs—you may even spot sea turtles—with all the sailing handled for you.

Join us on a captivating journey through the island's diverse wonders. From the historic charm of Bridgetown to the rugged beauty of Bathsheba's coastline, our expertly crafted tours unveil the rich tapestry of Barbadian life, providing an authentic and immersive experience. Book your ticket to adventure now – the wonders of the Barbados are calling, ensuring everyone can create lasting memories on our sun-kissed shores.

One of the best ways to learn about a culture different to your own is through its food. This guided tour of Bridgetown combines sightseeing with eating and takes you to various eateries where you can live like a local by sampling their best dishes and learning all about Bajan cuisine.

Get a comprehensive overview of Barbados on this full-day tour that takes travelers from coast to coast. Listen to commentary from a guide on the history and culture of Barbados while traveling all over the island. Since all transportation is provided, this tour eliminates the hassle of renting a car and puzzling over directions. Highlights include Speightstown, Holetown, North Point, Bathsheba, and lunch at Sand Dunes.

Get to know the history and culture of Bridgetown and Barbados on this half-day walking tour. With a guide in the lead providing in-depth commentary, you'll get a full picture of what makes the capital of Barbados so special. With an audio headset provided, you won't miss a word, and you'll leave the tour knowing much more Barbadian history than you would simply exploring on your own.

Explore the southern town of Oistins and learn about its fishing industry on this guided small-group tour. Visit the jetty, famous fish market, and various craft vendors. Along the way, sample fresh Bajan fish-based dishes at three different stops. At the end, stop at Miami Beach to enjoy views of the town’s coastline.

Enjoy a morning exploring the highlights of UNESCO-listed Bridgetown with an accredited guide. The tour can be customized to your interests and can include the Blackwoods Screw Dock, St. Michael’s Cathedral, Parliament Buildings, Swan Street, Pelican Craft Center, and the Boardwalk. Includes lunch and a boat tour to swim with turtles.

Immerse yourself in the culture and history of Barbados on this walking tour of Speightstown. With the use of audio headsets, you won't miss a word from your guide as they share illuminating insight into the city's past. Visit the Arlington House Museum to learn more and finish with a beverage at the local Fisherman's Pub.

Watch a local craftsman insert a flower into a solid piece of glass using a torch; a complimentary keepsake is given after each demonstration. Limited to 40 guests per week.

This tour is a unique opportunity to see different aspects of Barbados, from its natural wonders to its cultural heritage. You will enjoy a comfortable ride in an air-conditioned vehicle and a friendly and knowledgeable guide. The tour also includes admission and entrance to the cave and the station. For groups of more than 4 passengers, please contact us directly for a special rate.

Private group tour perfect for families, groups and lovers of the natural environment. Explore the beauty and variety of the floral and fauna of Barbados. Great fun for children to explore the great outdoors and to hopefully spot the native green monkey in its natural habitat. Find out about the importance of the ecosystem and biodynamic farming in Barbados and enjoy some delicious farm-to-table food. This is a private tour, with a maximum of six persons, ensuring a fun, personal experience. Travel in a spacious, air-conditioned minivan and enjoy your time with your friendly and knowledgeable local driver/guide. He will make your day one to remember with his unique brand of Bajan hospitality! We can't wait to meet you.

Bridgetown is sprinkled with historical churches that provide glimpses into Barbados’ colonial period and architectural styles. Rather than going it alone and perhaps missing out on detail, this tour ensures you cover the main churches and their history. Admire the Georgian-style St. Mary’s Church and learn about those buried in its graveyard; see the 17th-century St. Michael’s Cathedral, and more. A choice of departures gives you handy flexibility.

Learn to mix rum-based cocktails with Barbados' "Mixologist of the year" for two consecutive years, Dameain! A brand ambassador for West Indies Rum Distillery's rums, Dameain is also a TV personality. He offers a master mixology class on Brighton Beach, where you will learn to make three rum-based cocktails accented by local flavors. Dameain travels to the US to educate audiences about rum at various spirit festivals, and will happily share his knowledge in appreciating rum! Your experience includes a brief history of the distillery and a rum tasting in addition to a mixology/cocktail making class paired with local finger foods.

On our Barbados and reclaimed land tour we meet outside the Bridgetown Port. The Bridgetown Port and Pelican Island were once separated by water. The island was joined to the deep-water harbor in the 1950s and added just over 90 acres of land to the island. It was used as an intermit site during World War 1 and 2 and once as a site to house for people with infectious diseases. We visit Pelican Village that was once part of the Island, here we can stroll onto Fontanelle Road, and see how far the Pelican Island extended, learn about the historic Fontabelle area, Kensington Oval, mecca cricket Stadium, the Indian River, the indigenous site where the Arawak Indians lived, what the Indian River was transformed to, and a visit to Rihanna Drive. Please note the tour is a walking tour. Distance: Approximately 1.1 miles (roughly 1.8 km).