Top Barbados Art Tours

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.

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.

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.

Stilt-walkers, fire eaters, steel pan music, and more make this beachside dinner show a night to remember. A cozy dance floor with a live band spurs you on to join in the fun as you learn first-hand about Caribbean culture. Refuel with a tasty barbecue dinner and open bar for unlimited house drinks. Ideal for couples or friends looking for a fun evening out.

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.

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.

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.