Top Barbados Culture - page 3

Barbados is known for its rum. While you could explore the island's many rum shops independently, this guided tour ensures you have the best experience by taking you to a rum distillery, to find out about the production process, and to the Mount Gay Visitor Centre to taste the varied flavors.

Discover the best of Barbados as you explore the highlights of the island on an electric bike tour. Join a small group and pedal around the island with ease stopping at several points of interest including St. John’s Parish Church and Hackleton's Cliff. Navigate rugged terrain, grassy hills, and country back roads all with help from your e-bike.

Spend the day exploring the natural heritage of Barbados. At Harrison’s Cave, marvel at the limestone formations during a tram ride. Learn about rum making at St. Nicholas Abbey, and see one of two still functioning wind driven mills at Morgan Lewis Sugar Mill. Stroll among wildlife, including green monkeys at the Barbados Wildlife Reserve, and enjoy a scenic drive along the east coast of the island.

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.

Learn about the history of Bridgetown and Barbados with this small-group walking tour around Bridgetown with a historian guide. Hear fascinating stories and lesser-known insights as you walk around highlights like Independence Arch, National Heroes Square, Jubilee Gardens, Chamberlain Bridge, and more. Includes snacks and bottled water.

Combine some of Barbados' top attractions on a single half-day tour. Take a tram tour through Harrison's Cave, then enjoy some beach time at Carlisle Bay. Hop on a boat ride in Carlisle Bay, where you can swim in the local sea turtles' habitat.

The railway is an authentic steam experience with historic locomotives and traditional open air carriages allowing comfortable travel across the plantation.

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- Elbow pads, knee pads and helmets are provided - Participate in a 10-minute demonstration with the Spelunking Guide on the types of crawls you will need to do at points whilst on tour in Harrison's Cave - Become familiar with the surroundings when you take the Adventure Stairs - Watch the Discover Barbados Film and the historical video of Harrison's Cave - Participate in a fully guided caving exploration experience through Harrison's Cave - Enter Harrison's Cave on foot with 2 guides and learn about Harrison's Cave's discovery and explorations - View the stalactites and stalagmites in Harrison's Cave whilst walking through - Get acclimatized in the small pools of water in the Rotunda Room inside Harrison's Cave - Walk through "Explorers' Pool" in at least 4 feet of water to participate in the cave-crawl exploration - Crawl through the inner chambers of Harrison's Cave - Walk with a towel to shower, change of clothes and shoes due to you getting wet and muddy

If you are looking for a Barbados experience that goes deeper than fun on the beach, join this walking tour. Perfect for those with an interest in history, the tour takes you around the Garrison Historic Area and back to the 18th century to explore sites related to the British military occupation of the island.

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.

Make the most of your limited time in Barbados on a sightseeing tour that conveniently combines the island’s top highlights into one seamless experience—so there's no need to worry about planning routes, transportation, or where to eat. Explore historic Bridgetown and its UNESCO-listed garrison, visit Holetown and the 17th-century St. James Parish Church, and admire the mega-yachts at Port St. Charles and Port Ferdinand marinas. The tour also includes a stop at St. Nicholas Abbey Plantation, Animal Flower Cave, and the east coast of Bathsheba.

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Get an overview of Barbados in just a half a day with this small-group sightseeing tour. In the company of an accredited guide, travel around in an air-conditioned vehicle to top highlights like the UNESCO-listed city of Bridgetown, Cherry Tree Hill, and the beautiful beach of Bathsheba on the east coast. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience.

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.

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.

It's more than buildings, its living history. Explore the unique architecture, hidden alleys, and iconic landmarks that make up Barbados' UNESCO World Heritage Site. Experience the vibrant culture and stories that shaped this historic city. This guided tour offers an intimate look at the city's heritage with engaging stories, making it ideal for history buffs, families and cultural enthusiasts alike. Delve into the past as you stroll through the streets and uncover the secrets of Bridgetown. Explore Bridgetown's unique architectural styles and hidden gems. Discover iconic landmarks and their historical significance. Perfect for history enthusiasts and architecture lovers. Enjoy a guided experience that brings the city's stories to life.

Go beyond the beach bars and get a richer experience of Barbados, the birthplace of rum, on a tour focused on the story of the beverage. First, visit the gorgeous St Nicholas Abbey, a historic plantation house and garden, discovering their award-winning range of rums. After lunch and a short stop in the beautiful beach town of Bathsheba, arrive at the Mount Gay visitor center for a guided tasting of their world-class rum range.

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.

Capture the memories of your trip to the Barbados with a professional photo shoot. Your photographer can travel to you or suggest other locations for your photos, including off the beaten locations you won’t discover on your own. Choose from 1 to 4 hours for your photo shoot and from 20 to 50 final images, with a private online viewing gallery.

our the island and experience two top Barbados attractions during this half-day, guided tour. Inside Harrison’s Cave in the island’s central uplands see the subterranean limestone walls, jagged speleothems, and deep lagoons. At the Mount Gay distillery, tour the facility to see how rum is made and enjoy a tasting of one of the world’s oldest rum brands.

Discover Barbados’ rich history on a 3-hour tour of St. Nicholas Abbey, and get a glimpse of the island’s colonial past on a 17th-century sugar plantation. See Caribbean heirlooms and antiques in the elegant Jacobean mansion and sip a glass of classic Barbadian rum punch. Stroll the lush grounds from the Great House to the cane fields, visit an old mill and distillery then dine at an onsite café with views towards the estate’s verdant gullies and forests.

Explore Bridgeport and is Garrison—the largest in the British Caribbean colonies in the 18th and 19th centuries—on this educational tour. Listen as your guide explains the historical significance of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Learn about the barracks, hospital, forts, cannon collection, prison and other parts of the fortress that protected Barbados for centuries.

Walk in the shoes of the average Barbadian and enjoy the start of the weekend in tropical Barbados. This tour highlights popular places for craft beer, street food and cultural music. We will visit the renown Dreadhop Brewery, the home of craft beer, the festive Oistins Bay Gardens, and the nightlife central, St. Lawrence Gap. For groups of more than 6 passengers, please contact us directly for a special rate.