Top Barbados Walking Tours - page 2

- 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

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.

Get a comprehensive overview of Barbados on this full-day tour that takes travelers from coast to coast. Listen to commentary from a guide on the history and culture of Barbados while traveling all over the island. Since all transportation is provided, this tour eliminates the hassle of renting a car and puzzling over directions. Highlights include Speightstown, Holetown, North Point, Bathsheba, and lunch at Sand Dunes.

Enjoy personalized attention and a customized itinerary during this 6- to 7-hour private sightseeing tour of the island. Let your dedicated guide know what your interests are, and they'll plan a day just for you and your private party of up to 12 people.

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.

Spend the day enjoying the sun, sand, and sea in Carlisle Bay—and benefit from hassle-free logistics—on this half-day Barbados shore excursion. This beach outing includes a boat and snorkeling cruise, where you can observe tropical fish, sea horses, turtles, octopus, and much more. Then, head to a beach club where a lounger, umbrella, and a welcome drink are waiting. Round-trip shuttle transportation from the cruise port is provided.

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.

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.

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.

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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.

Seabath is inspired by the nature and beauty of Barbados and the desire to align the tourism on the island with eco friendly and sustainable practices. Tours that use electric vehicles, that don’t use single use plastic, that only serve local, organic produce, cooked cleanly. Trails where the guides leave nothing behind & where the local artisans are paid fairly for their time and on top of that, and ‘ earth tax’ levied by ourselves so that 10% of our turnover goes back into planting trees on the island. As the company grows, we would like to be at the forefront of promoting a positive change on island, highlighting the need for sustainable business & living practices & giving people simple tips to start reversing the impact of climate change. We will organize beach clean ups & more, so come on the journey with us.

Explore the lush landscapes of Barbados with a visit to Hunte’s Gardens, where winding pathways lead through vibrant flora and tranquil hideaways. The adventure continues at Harrison’s Cave Eco-Adventure Park, where you’ll engage in a Taste & Tales culinary journey. Prepare traditional Bajan dishes, enjoy refreshing Mount Gay rum cocktails, and uncover the fascinating stories behind Barbadian culture. This unique experience combines nature's beauty with the island's rich culinary heritage.

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.

Discover the stunning landscapes of Barbados on a tour that combines nature and artistry. Begin at the Barbados Flower Forest, where vibrant blooms and scenic views await. Sip on refreshing natural tea or juice before heading to Hamilton’s Pottery for an engaging hands-on experience with local artisans. Finish your adventure at Harrison’s Cave Eco-Adventure Park, enjoying a tropical drink and light lunch before taking an unforgettable tram ride through the cave’s mesmerising formations. - Explore the lush Barbados Flower Forest with guided strolls - Engage with artisans at Hamilton’s Pottery and try your hand at pottery - Enjoy a tropical drink and light lunch at Harrison’s Cave - Experience an exciting tram ride through breathtaking cave formations

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.

We don't just walk; we convene. By gathering at the Esplanade, we occupy the silence left by historical erasure, filling the void with stories of Black economic sovereignty and defiance. The "Blood in the Mortar" of the Skinner House to the living triumph of Tyrone’s Bar, we bridge the gap between kidnapped Africans and their sovereign descendants. This is not a history lesson—it is a resurrection of the Black pulse. At the Esplanade, we speak into the void where landmarks were erased. We resurrect the martyrs of the 1675 and 1692 plots—those burned and beheaded in these streets to break the Black spirit. We expose the psychological warfare of Fortuna’s betrayal and the resilience found after the 1780 hurricane. We celebrate the town’s unique economic defiance: a powerhouse of Free Black shopkeepers who ran underground trade networks with the enslaved. The fire of 1876, proved that the Black struggle always reclaimed its own heat. This is just a snippet of the many stories to be told.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Learn everything you ever wanted to know about the production and export of dark chocolate in Barbados on this chocolate factory tour. With a guide in the lead, move through the factory to learn about the process of making artisan chocolate from cocoa bean harvest to confection creation. Sample individual ingredients as well as the finished product as you explore.

On our Barbados and reclaimed land tour we meet outside the Bridgetown Port. The Bridgetown Port and Pelican Island were once separated by water. The island was joined to the deep-water harbor in the 1950s and added just over 90 acres of land to the island. It was used as an intermit site during World War 1 and 2 and once as a site to house for people with infectious diseases. We visit Pelican Village that was once part of the Island, here we can stroll onto Fontanelle Road, and see how far the Pelican Island extended, learn about the historic Fontabelle area, Kensington Oval, mecca cricket Stadium, the Indian River, the indigenous site where the Arawak Indians lived, what the Indian River was transformed to, and a visit to Rihanna Drive. Please note the tour is a walking tour. Distance: Approximately 1.1 miles (roughly 1.8 km).