Drive around island
After a couple of days dedicated to remaining horizontal,
listening to the lapping waves as you lie on the beach, it’s time to explore
what this magnificent Caribbean island has to offer! Renting a car in
Barbados is really easy. Rental
companies can deliver to the airport, to your hotel or you can pick it up
from their offices. This is the best way
to see the island to allow you to go at your own pace and being able to make
random pit stops to enjoy the view or just for a good looking rum or food
shack! Alternatively to explore in style, we can arrange a private driver for
you.
Deep sea fishing
For those who love the adrenaline rush and battle of reeling
in a big game fish; Barbados has some of the most varied and exciting deep sea fishing.
Off the shores of Barbados, you are likely to catch the infamous barracuda,
Tuna, Wahoo, Dolphin (don’t worry it’s Dorado) as well as blue and white marlin!
December to April are the best times to catch the big game and most Barbados
fishing packages include transport, refreshments and equipment.
Rum tour
Rum is a major part of the Caribbean culture and way of life.
Even visitors to the island will discover their new favourite drink at happy
hour - A rum punch! Rum is one of the biggest exports with two household hold
names – Cockspur and Mount Gay. Did you know that Mount Gay Rum is the oldest rum in the
World? We highly recommend visiting
the Mount Gay Rum distillery which offers a great insight into the history,
how it is made and a some free tasters throw in!
The signature tour is $10 which allows you to take a look
round the distillery with children but we would suggest the Cocktail tour at
$50 USD which includes a rum cocktail making class and transport back to your accommodation
(no children allowed). The tour guides have infinite knowledge that they love
to share with you along with a healthy dose of Bajan humour and charm!
Diving
Explore over 150 shipwrecks and colourful reefs that are
full of life as you scuba
dive in Barbados. The most popular diving sites are ‘The Stavronikita’ and
Carlisle Bay where you can come face to face with the feisty barracuda,
beautiful rays and giant eels as you explore the depths of the Caribbean sea!
Harbour lights show
For a colourful, energetic and fun filled night of entertainment,
we recommend the Harbour Lights
Beach Extravaganza. With great food and fantastic entertainment, the dinner
show at Harbour lights is a brilliant night for all ages. Spend the evening
dancing in the sand to the live band after watching watching performances from
stiltmen, fire eaters, acrobatic green monkeys and limbo queens! A fun night
out for all of the family.
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