Top Diamond Valley Outdoor Activities

Visit the Barbados Wildlife Reserve at feeding time to interact with some of the resident animals. This half-day guided tour lets you learn about the biology and behavior of animals such as peacocks, iguana, tortoise, and the Barbados green monkey. You'll also make stops on the East Coast and North Point of the island for panoramic views and photo ops on the journey.

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.

Increase your chances of discovering marine life beneath the waters of Carlisle Bay on this group boat trip from Bridgetown. Enjoy an activity package that includes hotel pickup and drop-off, snorkeling equipment, and an on-board crew. Whether you want to get in the water to swim among tropical fish, stingrays, seahorses, turtles, and shipwrecks, or view it from a glass-bottom viewing area, enjoy relaxing out on the sea.

Check off three of Barbados’ natural wonders in just half a day on this comprehensive tour of the island's highlights—a hassle-free option for travelers with limited time. Join a local driver-guide to ride an underground tramway through Harrison's Cave, admire exotic plants and flowers at Hunte's Garden, and stroll the palm-lined beach of Bathsheba.

Admire the white-sand beaches and tropical scenery of Barbados from the water on a catamaran tour that takes you to some epic snorkel spots. With numbers limited to 12 people, there’s plenty of room to relax on deck and enjoy a Bajan buffet lunch and an open bar featuring soft and alcoholic drinks. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience.

Combine some of Barbados' top cultural, natural, and historic sights on a single tour from Bridgetown. With a guide in the lead providing commentary, stop at Earth Works Pottery, St. John's Church, the Flower Forest Garden, Bathsheba, and the Barbados Wildlife Reserve. Sit down for a lunch midday at the Sand Dunes Bar with views of the rugged coast.

Animal lovers will enjoy this opportunity to get up close and personal with some of the most special wildlife in Barbados. Start your day at the Barbados Wildlife Reserve, helping the monkeys with their mid-morning snack and watching them zip through the trees. After lunch, cruise to Carlisle Bay to swim with the turtles and snorkel at a shipwreck, and get active at a fun waterslide before your return trip.

Discover some of Barbados’ top natural wonders with this half-day tour of Harrison’s Cave, which includes time at a beach bar. Travel with ease thanks to included hotel pickup and drop-off, then board an electric tram to explore the underground limestone caverns' winding tunnels and dramatic formations of stalactites and stalagmites. Afterward, relax at the beach bar for as long as you like before returning.

Join our 6 hr expedition in our open vehicles where we share lots of history, geography, culture and some bajan humor as we make our way around the island exploring beautiful sites. Our tour is conducted in an open vehicle which provides panoramic views and our tour drivers are highly knowledgeable and trained how to give a very comprehensive history, geography, culture and humor of our island in a very entertaining way. We are all about customer service and safety.

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.

Spend the day exploring the natural heritage of Barbados. At Harrison’s Cave, marvel at the limestone formations during a tram ride. Learn about rum making at St. Nicholas Abbey, and see one of two still functioning wind driven mills at Morgan Lewis Sugar Mill. Stroll among wildlife, including green monkeys at the Barbados Wildlife Reserve, and enjoy a scenic drive along the east coast of the island.

Get an overview of Barbados in a day with this sightseeing tour that takes you around the entire island. Travel around in an air-conditioned vehicle with hotel pickup to top highlights like Oistins, Bottom Bay, Codrington College, St. John’s Parish, Bathsheba Beach, Speightstown, and Holetown, passing by Bridgetown and Barbados Garrison on the way. Includes lunch.

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.

Begin your day at the Barbados Wildlife Reserve, where you can watch the playful green monkeys during their morning feeding time. You’ll also see red-footed tortoises, peacocks, and other fascinating wildlife. Continue to the scenic Cherry Tree Hill and historic Morgan Lewis for wonderful photo opportunities before heading to Bathsheba, a beautiful coastal village and surfer’s paradise. Here, enjoy a delicious Barbadian lunch featuring some of our favorite local dishes. After lunch, take some time to admire Bathsheba’s dramatic coastline before we make our way to the calm waters of Carlisle Bay, one of the Caribbean’s most spectacular beaches. With soft white sand and crystal-clear turquoise waters, it’s the perfect place to unwind. Soak up the sunshine, take a refreshing dip in the sea, or relax comfortably on a sunbed beneath a shared umbrella while enjoying the beauty of Barbados.

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.

Barbados is packed with natural beauty and historic treasures, but knowing where to go—and how to fit it all into one day—can be a challenge for travelers with limited time on the island. This half-day tour solves that problem by bringing together multiple natural highlights into one seamless experience—covering far more ground than you would on your own. Visit Anthony Hunte’s masterpiece garden, a lush tropical oasis set inside a natural sinkhole, and see the powerful Atlantic surf at Bathsheba. From there, visit the Morgan Lewis Windmill, enjoy a photo opportunity at Cherry Tree Hill, and finish at St. Nicholas Abbey—one of the last authentic 17th-century plantation houses.

Experience the beauty, history and flavor of Barbados on a memorable island adventure. Begin with a stop at Rihanna Drive, where you’ll see the home where Rihanna lived for part of her childhood and learn about her Barbadian roots. Continue with a drive through the historic Garrison area while your guide shares stories of its military heritage, important landmarks and role in Barbados’ history. Visit historic St. John’s Parish Church, perched high above the East Coast, before heading to Bathsheba, famous for its dramatic scenery and legendary Soup Bowl. Next, visit the historic Morgan Lewis Windmill and enjoy Bajan Eats, local nibbles and refreshments at the Mosaic Café. Travel on to Cherry Tree Hill for beautiful countryside and coastal views, then continue through Bridgetown, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Your tour concludes at SAVVY on the Bay at Carlisle Bay, where you can relax and enjoy the beachfront setting. 1:10pm 3:20pm 5:20pm 7:00pm 8:30pm 10:00pm

Prebook for a catamaran cruise off Barbados to secure your place and save time on vacation. Then, on the day, absorb the views and breezes as you sail along the coast. Stop to snorkel at a shipwreck, swim in waters known for sea turtles, and drop anchor to relax on deck, on the sands, or in turquoise waters. A buffet lunch, open bar, and pickup and drop-off at select hotels included.

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.

Swap the crowds on land for the calm late-afternoon waters off Bridgetown on this sunset sail. Snack on canapes, sip drinks from a premium bar, and make two snorkel stops—where you are likely to see turtles and tropical fish—then enjoy the golden spectacle of the sun setting into the Caribbean Sea. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included between Speightstown and Oistins. Children under four are not permitted.

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.

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.

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.