BARBADOS · BRIDGETOWN
Every trip has one free day too few. These 4 tours & day trips in Bridgetown justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Start at Bridgetown’s cruise terminal, then head to Savvy on The Bay at Carlisle Bay for a beach day with a chair, umbrella, and welcome drink. Tranquility Cruises takes you to a shipwreck and turtle-swimming area, with masks, snorkels, and vests supplied. Lunch is extra, and turtles are not guaranteed.
“Thoroughly enjoyed our time, wish it had been longer!”
Spend about six hours circling Barbados with a lively English-speaking guide such as Dexter, Dario, or Rooster. See Bridgetown, Speightstown, Cherry Tree Hill, Bathsheba, Scotland District, St. John’s Parish Church, and Animal Flower Cave. Lunch, refreshments, and hotel pickup are included, but cave admission costs extra.
“Steve "the Rooster" was an excellent guide. Born and raised on Barbados, he knew the island and its history very well and kept us informed with stories throughout our tour. I would highly recommend it.”
Join Horizon Boat Tours from Folkestone Marine Park for a small-group cruise along Barbados’ west coast. Swim near hawksbill turtles, snorkel above a fish-filled wreck and coral reef, then enjoy the boat slide, rum punch, soft drinks, and coastal views. Captains such as Mark, Sean, and Rodwin are noted for their local knowledge.
“Absolutely loved our 2 hour trip, it felt much longer but in a great way! Saw turtles, sting rays and a tarpon (BIG fish!) at the first stop, then amazing coral and plenty of colourful fish at the shipwreck site. Lovely tour along the west coast before dropping back off. Felt safe and looked after the whole time - thank you Captain Mark the Shark! Would highly recommend - note that you should bring everything you would usually need for a beach day; towel, t-shirt/rash vest for snorkeling to protect from sun, etc. They provide snorkeling equipment and drinks :)”
Walk Bridgetown with an English-speaking guide and audio headset, beginning at Independence Square. The route covers the Blackwood Screw Dock, Parliament Buildings, Swan Street, the oldest church, Town Hall, the Mutual Building, the wharf, and Independence. Guides such as Evan, Zachary, Deborah, and Christian bring local stories to life. Water and a light snack are included.
“Zachary gave us a very informative tour of Bridgetown. We had a great time :)”
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