Begin on an amazing journey through Harrison’s Cave, Barbados’ greatest geological wonder. The cave was discovered back in the 18th century and finally successfully explored in 1974. Hop on board the electric trams and cruise underground with the knowledgeable guides. As you navigate the historic cave, admire the natural thousand year old stalactites and stalagmites in their interesting and unusual formations, the natural pools and fresh water waterfalls and streams.
Then it’s off to the Rum Tour to experience Barbados’ most prized possession, Mount Gay Rum. Believed to be the oldest rum in the world, Mount Gay was established in 1703 right here on this tiny island. Explore the secrets behind this rum and learn of their expert techniques honed and crafted over a number of years and taste the deliciously rich sugar cane flavour in this exquisite liquor.
On this tour you’re sure to get some insight on what makes Bajan life so very, very sweet!
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Ready! Set! Go! Get a window seat because the best scenic views are coming. Designed for those who want to do a lot but have little time, the 360 Degree tour takes us on a trip around entire island.
From £79.73 per person
This tour includes Transportation to and from Harrison's Cave as well as entrance to the Caves. Harrison's Cave is a unique natural phenomenon, and the tram tour is the most popular, with guests being transported around the cave system on electrically operated trams. Along the journey, excellent tour guides provide historical facts about the cave. This trip will educate you geographically and his…
From £75.94 per person
This exhilarating expedition takes you to the most scenic parts of Barbados on a guided on and off-road tour. Dubbed our most popular tour, you will certainly understand why when you hop on board! Beginning at the Lion at Gun Hill, a great stop for photos, you will make your way to the east of the island to the stunning Edgecliff to admire a view like none other. Then it’s off to Bathsheba where…
From £125.30 per person
