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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.

Explore one Barbados’ most impressive natural wonders and tour a historic plantation on this half-day tour. First, visit Harrison’s Cave and marvel at the unique limestone cavern with its incredible speleothems, flow stones, and pools. Next, take a tour of St. Nicholas Abbey, a 17th-century plantation house that is now home to a popular rum distillery and sample some St. Nicholas Abbey rum.

This tour takes you to St. Nicholas Abbey, a working manor house and plantation surrounded by cane fields and lush mahogany forest. You'll ride a heritage steam railway to Cherry Tree Hill, where you can experience the locomotive's turntable and enjoy panoramic views of the Atlantic coastline. The Manor House, one of only three remaining Jacobean Mansions in the Western Hemisphere, is open to the public. You'll visit the rum distillery and learn about rum production. The tour ends with a leisurely drive along the East Coast road, stopping at Morgan Lewis Windmill.

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.

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 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.

Visit the Barbados Wildlife Reserve to view the monkeys at play during the morning feeling time. You will see many other animals such as red leg tortoise, peacocks and more! Next up photo app stops as Cherry Tree Hill and Morgan Lewis before stopping for a great Barbadian Lunch with some of our favourites dishes available on the menu for you to enjoy. After lunch we will make a quick stop in Bathsheba a surfers paradise before we start making our way to the calm waters of Carlisle Bay the most spectacular beach in the Caribbean. Carlisle Bay boast of beautiful white sand and crystal clear turquoise waters. Soak up the sun, enjoy a splash in the sea and spend some time relaxing on a sun bed and shared umbrella.

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.

The tour is for 5 hours it includes two stops at 45 minutes each, the stops is at the Barbados Wildlife Reserve .On this tour we drive along Bridgetown, the capital of Barbados which is part of the world heritage Site. Drive through by Rhianna (the Barbadian singer who is of excellency) childhood home, Rhianna is one of our national heroes. Drive through holetown ,the site of the first British settlement. Admire the mega yachts in the Port St, Charles and Port Ferdinand marinas then we drive along Maynard's St. Peter until we arrive at Wildlife reserve where you will see a lot of green monkeys, tortoise, chickens, snakes and other types of animals, this stop is for 45 minutes. After leaving wildlife reserve we drive through the country down to east coast and head up to huntes gardens which is the place of serenity, a botanical garden created by horticulturist. The tour duration is 5 hours. The minimum of passengers on this tour is 6 passengers.

Add glamour to your Barbados vacation and experience crowd-free island views you can’t replicate unless you're on an expensive private charter with this deluxe, shared-group cataraman cruise. Settle aboard a skippered catamaran and drink in the views over the palm-fringed coast on route. Sip a glass of prosecco, swim and snorkel around sea turtles and a fish-filled shipwreck; and savor a gourmet lunch before sailing back.

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.