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See what Barbados was like back in the 17th century as you explore St. Nicholas Abbey on a self-guided tour. Make your own way to the abbey and walk through the Great House to see several artifacts from the Amerindian settlement through colonial times. Then, visit the artisan distillery where you can see how rum is made from can to bottle.

Discover the best of Barbados in just a few hours on this half-day sightseeing tour. Alongside a private guide, visit the island's top landmarks including a wildlife reserve, St. Nicholas Abbey, and Hunte's Botanical Gardens. There are also plenty of opportunities to stop for photos to capture the beauty of the Caribbean island.

Are you yearning for an authentic tour of Barbados? Look no further!! Let me show you the Bridgetown I was born and raised in just as I remember it. For 2 hours, I would love to share my most treasured and intimate memories of travelling around the island with my father. Come explore the shores and forts with me as I share interesting facts only a local would know. Hear about the Father of Independence as we travel the quaint town to the “Bridge” and absorb in the beauty of ancient buildings as well as commercial and religious spaces of the beloved Bridgetown. Also get to interact with locals as we pass vendors in the streets as well as the famous Barbados rum shops. And not to mention the natural scenery, the breathtaking flora and fauna. A little snack helps pass the time as you get a nibble of the sweetness that makes up the people known as Barbadians. We give you a sample of this rich town so that you can write your story “Once upon a time in Bridgetown...”

Combine a visit to one of the top natural wonders on Barbados with rum tasting with this combo tour. At Harrison's Cave, ride an electric tram through the tunnels and marvel at the intriguing stalactites, stalagmites, pools, and waterfalls. At Mount Gay Visitor Center, tour the distillery, learn how rum is produced, and enjoy a rum tasting.

Gain an authentic impression of the underground caves and rivers of Barbados. The island consists of limestone and has many beautiful caverns adorned with stalactites and stalagmites. Cole's Cave has had limited human modification so you'll enjoy a unique, natural experience. While walking up the river you'll become immersed in nature, and the included flashlights will guarantee you won't miss a second of adventure.

Go around the entire island in just a few hours with this small-group guided sightseeing tour. Stop at must-see sights like the Speightstown Mural and the colonial architecture of UNESCO-listed capital of Bridgetown. Includes a local lunch at beautiful Bathsheba Beach and pickup from your hotel or vacation rental.

The vibrant coral reefs and exotic marine life of Barbados are even more spectacular by night. On this tour, hop aboard the Atlantis Submarine and discover the wonders of the ocean on a thrilling nocturnal tour. Reaching depths of up to 150 feet (46 meters), you’ll have chance to spot rare nocturnal marine life, admire the illuminated corals, and see what happens underwater after-dark. Finally, celebrate your return to land with a cocktail reception.

Ensure you don't miss a thing on your visit to Barbados by booking this scenic drive around the island's coastline. Visit the charming seaside town of Speightstown, enjoy a rum punch at Cherry Tree Hill, explore the rugged Scotland District, St. John's Church and enjoy a Caribbean-style lunch.

Skip crowded, overwhelming excursions for this small-group, full-day tour of Barbados' highlights—with traveler numbers capped for a relaxed, intimate feel. Check off the island's top attractions, such as Anthony Hunte's masterpiece garden, Bathsheba, Cherry Tree Hill, and St Nicholas Abbey, while a guide provides insider context and insight. At Barbados Wildlife Reserve, spot the island's native wildlife, including monkeys, and refuel like a local over a lunch of traditional dishes.

Discover two of Barbados’ most beautiful bays on a catamaran cruise that lets you beat the crowds and admire the Caribbean island from a new perspective. A small group limited to 10 means you’ll enjoy an intimate atmosphere on board, between sipping drinks from an open bar and snorkeling in spots replete with coral and marine life.

Explore the flowing streams, towering columns, and deep pools of pristine water in Harrison's Cave on this tour from Bridgetown. Go deep underground to learn about the cave's formation and the geology of the island through a guide's commentary. Included entrance fees and round-trip transportation from Bridgetown make for an altogether stress-free experience.

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.

Make the most of your shore leave and combine several activities into one tour. Visit the Barbados Wildlife Reserve to see monkeys during their morning feeding time. Continuing to Bathsheba Beach on the East Coast. The tour ends with a cruise on a snorkel boat around Carlisle Bay, where you can snorkel at a shipwreck and swim with turtles.

This tour takes you for a relaxing and informative stroll through the quaint town of Speightstown which is always awash with activity but somehow maintains its British colonial charm. Our tour package, which is tailored for small groups, is aimed at maximizing the authentic experience of a Speightstown tour through the eyes of an informed local. The most defining feature of Speightstown is the 17th century pre-colonial architecture. You will get to visit and learn the stories behind historic buildings that date back to the early settlements as you experience the sense of development that has taken place in the town which is evident by the integration of modern architecture. With forts lining the coasts of Barbados, one would expect that Little Bristol would also have its share of protection. You will also get to interact with the people of Speightstown. The wayside hawkers and rum shops are still very much a part of this town.

Explore the countryside of St. Philip with ease with a private guided e-bike tour. With an e-bike, you can go further with less effort, and with a guide, there’s no risk of getting lost. Pedal through the village of Baysfield to Three Houses and the Rugged Point Lighthouse and enjoy the scenery along the way.

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.

For visitors in an unfamiliar place, it can be difficult to know where to spend the evening. This tour of Barbados' south coast makes the tough decisions for you. You'll visit several of the island's top restaurants, sampling their best dishes, and enjoy cocktails prepared by Barbados' top mixologists.

Ride around to see the ‘real’ Barbados and discover hidden gems. Perfect for cruise passengers and newcomers to see the sights, history, lifestyle and range of attractions the island has to offer. You'll travel in comfort in an air-conditioned mini-van accompanied by your local driver and guide. Complimentary bottled water and rum punch. Highlights include St James Parish Church, Animal Flower Cave, the Morgan Lewis Mill and Bathsheba.

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.

Snorkel and sail off Barbados with having to organize anything yourself on this small-group catamaran cruise. Board a modern catamaran and admire Barbados’ shores and turquoise waters as you cruise to two prime snorkeling spots. Opt to snorkel to observe sea turtles and shipwrecks, and in-between, relax on deck with a snack and drinks from the open bar. Round-trip hotel transfers and snorkel gear are included for your convenience.

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.

Take an e-bike tour to escape the throngs of tourists on your own private tour. Lightweight ebikes make it simple to ride along the coast line while watching the sunrise of Barbados' East Coast. Led by an internationally accredited cycling coach and guide, relax and explore all that the natural landscape offers. Choose from a range of available terrains on offer including canopy trails, rainforest pathways, and coastline tracks.

Swim with turtles, explore UNESCO listed cities, and explore some of the best spots in Barbados on this hassle-free group tour which leaves right from the cruise terminal. All the logistics are taken care of for you, so just make sure you bring a bathing suit and towel and your sense of adventure. Visit st. John’s Church, Bathsheba Beach and the “Soup Bowl”, ride on a glass-bottom tour boat, and much more.

Spend your morning sampling rum and enjoying Barbados' natural beauty. Visit St. Nicholas Abbey Great House and Distillery to learn about rum making and sample 12- and 18-year rums. Stop at Morgan Lewis Sugar Mill, then enjoy a scenic drive along the east coast, concluding with a tour of the Flower Forest Botanical Gardens in an air-conditioned vehicle.