Bathsheba Beach Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Bathsheba Beach. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Full-Day 360 Degrees Tour in Barbados with Pick Up

• Beautiful Coastal Sightseeing Tour of Barbados

• Barbados Island Tour with Lunch and Wildlife Sanctuary

• Private Tours

• Island Adventure Harrison's Cave Monkey Feeding lunch inclusive

It’s free to visit Bathsheba Beach on your own—Barbados beaches are all free and open to the public. But there are also affordable tours that feature it, making for a fun, relaxed trip. Half-day group tours of Barbados start around US$63, with private tours starting at around US$135.

Tours that stop at Bathsheba Beach generally include transportation—one reason many travelers choose to explore with a guide. By car or taxi, the trip from Bridgetown to Bathsheba Beach takes about 30 minutes. Or you can take the bus (line 6) from Clyde Walcott Roundabout in Bridgetown, which makes hourly departures to Bathsheba.

While Bathsheba Beach is one of the top surfing destinations in Barbados, with some of the island’s most consistent waves, it also has more to offer. Non-surfers love the beach for its palm-fringed scenery, coral rock formations that are exposed at low tide, and a network of hiking trails with sweeping views of the wild east coast.

Yes, Bathsheba Beach has some amenities for visitors. Free public restrooms and showers are available, and there are picnic tables too. A handful of popular restaurants and bars are located along the beach as well, including Uncle Joe’s Bar and Grill, Dina’s Bar and Cafe, and Zaccio’s on the East.

Yes, on the island’s east coast, you’ll find a number of attractions to visit near Bathsheba Beach, such as Andromeda Botanic Gardens and the 17th-century Morgan Lewis Sugar Mill. About 20 minutes away is St. Nicholas Abbey & Heritage Railway, a historic sugar plantation that engages in archaeological and cultural work; it’s known for its rum distillery, tours, and train rides.