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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.

Simplify seeing Barbados's highlights and skip the planning overwhelm with this private sightseeing tour. Avoid the hassle of researching and instead tell your guide what types of sites you want to visit, or get suggestions based on your interests. Customize your own sightseeing itinerary to include destinations such as Harrison's Cave, Hunte's Gardens, St. Nicholas Abbey, or Barbados Wildlife Reserve.

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.

Get out of town without the hassle of arranging transportation on this tour from Bridgetown to the coastal village of Oistin. Enjoy hassle-free hotel pickup and, upon arrival, sit down to traditional fish at a local restaurant (dinner at own expense). You'll have free time to stroll around the village before getting dropped off back at your hotel.

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.

Avoid generic bar hopping and discover the real story behind Barbados’ famous Mount Gay rum on this tasting experience. After meeting your host and enjoying a complimentary rum punch, explore the Legacy Museum, watch a short film on how Mount Gay rum is made, and take part in a guided tasting of their signature rums in a tasting room.

Simplify seeing Barbados's highlights and skip the planning overwhelm with this private sightseeing tour. Avoid the hassle of researching and instead tell your guide what types of sites you want to visit, or get suggestions based on your interests. Customize your own sightseeing itinerary to include destinations such as Harrison's Cave, Hunte's Gardens, St. Nicholas Abbey, or Barbados Wildlife Reserve.

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.

Cruise the west coast of Barbados on a 60-foot (18-meter) catamaran. Make two stops to experience life under the sea at premier snorkeling spots, including a shipwreck. Swim among tropical fish, vibrant corals, and possibly turtles. Choose between three- or five-hour excursions. Unlimited drinks and a light breakfast are included, with lunch on the five-hour cruise. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included for select hotels.

Step into Barbados’ most iconic Friday-night tradition at the world-famous Oistins Fish Fry — where sizzling grills, Caribbean rhythms, and island energy take over the streets. This guided evening experience removes the hassle so you can focus on the fun. Travel comfortably from your hotel, enjoy reserved seating on arrival, and dive straight into the action. Taste freshly grilled fish and local favorites, browse handmade crafts and souvenirs, and dance alongside locals as live music and DJs keep the party going late into the night. Whether it’s your first time in Barbados or a return visit, Oistins is a must-do cultural experience — vibrant, flavorful, and unforgettable. ✔ Hotel pickup & drop-off ✔ Reserved seating included ✔ Authentic local atmosphere ✔ Perfect for couples, friends & solo travelers

You can experience Barbados exactly how you want to when you embark on this private and personalized adventure across Barbados, complete with your own team of guides. Whether you dream of exploring River Bay, St Lucy, or uncovering the secrets of East Point, St Philip, your drivers are there to guide you every step of the way. Enjoy total flexibility and convenience as you explore the island's hidden gems.

Combine visits to three of Barbados' must-see highlights—Harrison's Cave, Bathsheba Beach, and the Barbados Wildlife Reserve—in a single day tour. With hotel pickup and drop-off included, a multi-stop tour is easy and you can enjoy the scenery on the journey. Learn about local wildlife, geology, and flora as you explore.

Supreme Watersports gives you the perfect mix of adventure and Caribbean relaxation. Instead of a crowded group tour, you enjoy your own time on the water with friendly local staff ready to guide you every step of the way. The equipment is well-maintained and beginner-friendly, and the team focuses on safety while still keeping the experience fun. You’ll ride along crystal-clear turquoise waters, take in panoramic views of Barbados’ coastline, and create memorable moments at your own pace — whether you’re a first-timer or an experienced water lover.

Make the most of your time on shore in Barbados with a relaxed beach escape to Carlisle Bay, one of the island’s most scenic stretches of coastline. A beach chair and umbrella are prebooked for you, so you can relax in comfort, and a round-trip shuttle from Bridgetown Cruise Terminal saves you from securing a cab. On arrival, spend the day however you choose—lounging on soft white sand, swimming in clear turquoise water, or snorkeling among shipwrecks and marine life just offshore.

Get to know Bridgetown, the UNESCO World Heritage-listed capital of Barbados, on this comprehensive walking tour. Exploring with a guide ensures you won't miss any highlights and you'll learn much more about the city's culture and history than you would wandering around on your own. Highlights include the statue of Lord Horatio Nelson, the Nindhe Israel Synagogue, the screw dock, and the Barbados Parliament House.

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.

Book a fast-track arrival service to receive VIP treatment and breeze through the crowds at Barbados’ Grantley Adams International Airport. Upon touchdown, meet your friendly representative and enter a priority line through immigration. Get assistance with your checked bags and sail through a separate customs line before being escorted to your ground transportation. Begin your Barbados vacation immediately, avoiding long lines and immigration hassles.

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.

Barbados is the quintessential Caribbean paradise, but many visitors don’t even leave their resort. This full-day sightseeing tour crams all the best bits into one circular tour of the island. Explore the capital of Bridgetown; visit seafront towns such as Oistins, Speightstown, and Holetown; enjoy lunch overlooking North Point; and see the beaches of Bathsheba, Miami, and Foul Bay. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

Immerse yourself in the legacy of Barbados rum at the historic West Indies Rum Distillery, which was founded in 1893 by George Stade. Visit the world's oldest surviving pot still and walk the grounds of the Distiller’s Vault, which contains decades-old recipes, blueprints, and more. Of course, enjoy a tasting straight from the barrel and sample four rums on a scenic beach look-out deck.

Make the most of your time when your ship is docked in Barbados when you book this shore excursion of the east. Join a small group and visit scenic areas like Cherry Tree Hill, Bathsheba Beach, and St. John’s Church. Then, drive through St. George, Gun Hill Signal Station, and the UNESCO-listed Barbados Garrison. While you explore, your guide provides information on the local history and culture.

Discover the essence of Barbados with a unique journey that combines cultural flavors and natural wonders. Start your adventure with a guided Mount Gay rum tasting, followed by a hands-on cooking session where you'll create traditional Bajan dishes and enjoy your culinary creations with a crafted cocktail. Then, explore the stunning Harrison’s Cave on a Signature Tram Tour, gliding through its spectacular formations and waterfalls. Afterward, take a relaxing stroll through the tropical bird aviary, shop for local crafts, or unwind at the Green Monkey Pool, Bar and Grill before concluding your day. - Enjoy a guided rum tasting and cooking session featuring Bajan cuisine (no vegan option available) - Experience the breathtaking Harrison’s Cave on a tram tour - Explore a tropical bird aviary and browse local shops - Relax at the Green Monkey Pool, Bar and Grill after your adventures

Explore the flowing streams, towering columns, and deep pools of pristine water in Harrison's Cave on this tour from Bridgetown. Go deep underground to learn about the cave's formation and the geology of the island through a guide's commentary. Included entrance fees and round-trip transportation from Bridgetown make for an altogether stress-free experience.

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.