Top Barbados Underground Tours

- 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

Combine action with exploration with this nature trial tour of Harrison's Cave, avairy experience and zipline. Enjoy a tram journey into the cave itself as a tour guide shares its history. After meeting the birds that call the nearby aviary home, take to the tree tops with a zipline experience. If this is your first zipline experience, don’t worry; instructors are on hand to calm your nerves and make you feel safe. A great option for those who enjoy an active vacation.

Uncover the magnificent contrasts of the island's geography on the ultimate cave and canopy excursion. Ride an electric tram through the deep underground tunnels of Harrison's Cave before walking the peaceful, exotic pathways of Hunte's Gardens. - Glide effortlessly through subterranean chambers past crystal-clear pools and towering stalactites on a guided tram. - Stroll through an ornately manicured tropical paradise built inside a dramatic, collapsed limestone sinkhole. - Gain rich insights into local geological history from a dedicated, knowledgeable cave specialist. - Travel stress-free with air-conditioned shared shuttle pickups from your hotel or Airbnb accommodation

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.

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.

Discover the marine life that lives beneath the turquoise waters of Carlisle Bay. This boat tour from Bridgetown allows you to swim around tropical fish, stingrays, seahorses, and turtles, as well as six different shipwrecks. While on board, you can take in the view from the upper deck or from the glass-bottom viewing area.

Barbados is home to many delicious eateries but, as a visitor, it can be difficult to find the locals' favorite spots serving the best food. Join this walking food tour through the streets of Bridgetown and indulge in a real Bajan experience by sampling great cuisine at some of the city's best off-the-beaten-path culinary treasures.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Experience life under the Caribbean Sea on the Atlantic Submarine! On your 40-minute journey, you’ll be submerged to depths of over 100 feet (30 meters), passing vibrant corals, tropical fish, and a sunken shipwreck. Your expert co-pilot will explain facts about the marine life and reef while you descend into the ocean. This is a unique opportunity to see the deep sea, usually only accessible to scuba divers, within a safe, dry vessel.

Some cruises can feel crowded and anything but relaxing—but this small-group catamaran adventure is capped at a limited number of guests, creating an intimate, laidback atmosphere from start to finish. Departing from Bridgetown, sail along Barbados’ beautiful coastline with time to snorkel, swim, or simply stretch out and soak up the sun. With breakfast, lunch, and drinks included, there’s nothing to plan or pack—just step aboard and enjoy a day on the 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.