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Spend a day immersed in Barbados’ outdoors as you embark on this exciting e-bike and hike tour along the northeastern coast of the island. With a small group, hike along Little Bay until Pico Teneriffe where you pick up your e-bikes. Then, pedal through small villages, sugar cane fields, and an ancient mahogany grove until you reach the famous Mount Gay Distillery, where your tour ends.

Maximize limited time in Barbados on this combo sightseeing and beach tour that’s ideal for cruise ship passengers. Visit historic landmarks such as the Morgan Lewis Windmill, St. John's Church, the UNESCO-listed Garrison Historic Area, and even drive past the home where Rihanna once lived. You'll also have a chance to relax on a lounger at a beach for a perfect balance of sightseeing and downtime.

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.

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.

Admire the magnificent beaches and sparkling waters of Barbados on this private tour. This flexible tour is ideal for couples, families, or small groups looking for a customized holiday experience. Choose to visit either the Northern or Southern region of Barbados. Travelers have the choice of choosing which region they'd wish to journey through with the final destination either being the calm beaches of the Caribbean sea on the west or the picturesque terrain of the Atlantic ocean on the east.

Travel the beautiful southcoast of Jamaica. This is a two hours drive tour that takes you through three Parishes in the heart of Jamaica, where you will get to see the beautiful scenic countryside of the Island, along with the people and our way of life in these communities, we also travel the 2.5 mile long archway of bamboo that line both sides of the road and stop for picture, then on to Tour the Appleton Estate distillery, a 271 year old Rum and sugar factory built in 1749, famous for the Appleton White rum, the Appleton VX, and Appleton Gold rum, then by now you should be hungry, so the next stop is Floyd's Pelican restaurant and bar located in a 10 minute bout ride in the caribbean sea for some real Jamaican lunch.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

Ride an electric tram past the limestone formations inside Harrison's Cave during this half-day sightseeing tour of Barbados with a guide. Explore natural and cultural treasures, with stops at Bathsheba, Cherry Tree Hill, and the St. Nicholas Abbey. Round-trip transport from Barbados hotels and the cruise port is included.

Get out on the water while in Barbados with a watercraft rental. Rentals include jetskis, hobie cats for sailing, and a speedboat for cruising, waterskiing, wakeboarding, or tubing. Fishing and paddleboards are also available. Pick up the rental at Mullins Beach or arrange for delivery to the west coast.

Discover the southern coast of Barbados as you embark on this electric bike excursion. Join a small group and pedal past Silver Rock Beach, where you can see kite surfers out on the waves. Then venture east towards Long Beach, Paragon Cliffs, and Barracuda Bay, taking in the sweeping views of the island from several lookout points.

Unless you hire a car, visiting Barbados’ Harrison’s Cave and Hunte’s Gardens in half a day can mean juggling public buses and cabs. This tour takes you to both by air-conditioned coach: eliminating any worries about transport or tickets. Explore the stalactite- and stalagmite-filled Harrison’s Cave by tram car, and soak in the botanical delights of Hunte’s Gardens. Pickup and drop-off at hotels and Bridgetown cruise port are included.

Combine snorkeling with sunbathing on a 2-in-1 tour that reveals the best of Carlisle Bay at Harbour Lights beach club. This combo package not only includes a snorkeling tour that will increase your chances of spotting some of Barbados’ three different types of turtle, but also comes with a sun lounger and umbrella for you to relax on afterwards.

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.

The green monkeys came to Barbados from West Africa more than 300 years ago and can be found throughout the island. Maximize your chance to see them with this tour that takes you to both Welchman Hall Gully and the Barbados Wildlife Reserve, where monkey come and go freely, and can often be seen during feeding time.

Explore life beneath the waves as you get a chance to snorkel and swim with the beautiful sea turtles in their natural habitat. Visiting the shipwreck or coral reef, you will also have the opportunity to swim with many varieties of tropical fish. Cold beverages are unlimited and available. Sailing, enjoying the sunshine and warm trade winds as we navigate the pristine west coast of Barbados.

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.

When ships sink, they become artificial reefs, bursting with corals and fish. Discover Carlisle Bay’s shipwrecks from a “glass-bottom” see-through kayak on this private tour. Look for green and hawksbill turtles in some of their favorite locations; learn the history of three different shipwrecks as you paddle above them; and capture your experience as you go (your package includes a waterproof phone case). Finish with rum punch on the beach.