About this experience

What to expect

Discover some of the best of Barbados on this unforgettable day of wildlife, breathtaking scenery, and beachside relaxation! Begin at the Barbados Wildlife Reserve during morning feeding time, where you can watch playful monkeys and encounter other fascinating animals, including red-footed tortoises, peacocks, and more. Next, enjoy a scenic stop at Cherry Tree Hill, where spectacular views stretch across the Scotland District. Continue along the island’s beautiful East Coast to Bathsheba, famous for its powerful surf, dramatic rock formations, and natural beauty. Your final stop is Carlisle Bay, one of the Caribbean’s most spectacular beaches. Sink your toes into the soft white sand and admire the crystal-clear turquoise waters. Take a refreshing swim, soak up the warm Caribbean sunshine, or simply unwind on your included sunbed beneath a shared beach umbrella and enjoy the beauty of Barbados.

Before you go

• Specialized infant seats are available
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Cruise ship passengers must provide their cruise ship name, docking time, disembarkation time and all-aboard time when booking.
• Please bring swimwear and beach towels on this tour.
• A minimum of two adults is required for this tour to operate.
• Motion Sickness & Vehicle Cleaning Policy If you are prone to motion sickness, we recommend taking appropriate precautions before your tour and informing your guide in advance. Please be aware that some of our island roads can be winding and bumpy, which may contribute to motion sickness. We understand that motion sickness can occur unexpectedly, and our team will do its best to ensure your comfort. However, we must also consider the comfort of other guests and maintain the cleanliness of our vehicles. Should vomiting occur inside the vehicle and professional cleaning be required, the guest responsible will be required to reimburse the driver for cleaning before the end of the tour.
• Guests are not permitted to feed the monkeys; you’ll have the opportunity to watch the sanctuary staff feed them.
• Not recommended for guests with limited mobility or anyone who has difficulty climbing stairs or walking on uneven surfaces.