Excursão de mergulho com snorkel para observação de tartarugas em Barbados

Barbados Atlantis Submarine Tour

Taking you to places normally only seen by scuba divers, this submarine dive lets you see Barbados's underwater world in the comfort of an air-conditioned cabin. You'll dive up to 150ft beneath the surface on a guided voyage past corals, tropical marine life and shipwrecks.After pick-up from your hotel, you'll descend into a submarine equipped with panoramic windows. Once you're in and the submarine's sealed, you'll gradually lower closer to the seabed on a fully narrated undersea adventure. Your captain will steer you down into the depths of the underwater world to see a shipwreck that has come to rest and many more delights.You'll also glide past numerous fish and busy reefs that come alive with different colours throughout the day. Spot tropical marine life with the help of the on-board crew and return to land dry and ready for the rest of your day.

Mount Gay Rum Tour with Lunch

Leaving Barbados without sampling the island's favourite tipple would be almost criminal. So this rum and lunch tour takes care of that with the added bonus of a Bajan lunch. This afternoon at Mount Gay Rum – with a sampling, of course – is a must-do.Located on the shores of the Caribbean, the Mount Gay Rum distilleries promise the best of Barbados in a bottle. You'll start with a welcome Barbados rum punch to loosen you up for the afternoon. Then, there's a heritage tour around the gardens, learning about three centuries of rum production here.But the best is yet to come - you'll taste three different rums. And it'll soon be lunchtime when you'll get to wander around live food stations that are cooking up some nice and spicy Bajan dishes.

Catamaran and snorkelling cruise in Barbados with lunch

You'll get into the chilled-out vibes of Barbados in no time after swimming with the Caribbean's laidback giants – hawksbill and leatherback turtles. Your transport for the day will be a sleek catamaran, with a fully stocked open bar for post-snorkelling refreshments.

Barbados Catamaran Sunset Cruise

A trip to Barbados wouldn't be complete without watching an authentic Caribbean sunset. Set sail on this catamaran cruise and you'll spend the afternoon soaking up the sunshine, taking in shoreline views and tucking into a tasty dinner onboard. Then, sit back and watch as day turns to night and the sky fills with colour as the sun slips beyond the horizon.

Harrison's Cave Signature Tram Tour & Guided Nature Hike

Double-up on top Barbados experiences with this combo tour. Take a walk on the island's wild side with a guided nature hike, then travel by tram through the giant limestone underworld of Harrison's Cave. There'll be plenty of photo stops as orange mood-lighting illuminates the labyrinth of spiky stalactites and stalagmites, cascading water, sparkling streams and deep pools.

Harrison's Cave, Nature Walk & Mount Gay Rum Experience

This trip brings together a trio of Barbados' best experiences. Take a walk on the island's wild side with a guided nature hike, then travel by solar-powered trams through the giant limestone underworld of Harrison's Cave. Finally, after breaking for a Bajan lunch and an ice-cold cocktail, you'll learn more about the history and taste one of the island's biggest export – Mount Gay Rum.

Exotic Barbados

Explore beyond the beach in Barbados with this full day tour. Travel from coast to coast and tick-off the top sights of the island. From the sweeping plantations to the rugged east coast coves and bays, it's a roll call of the most hard to reach places.There's a stop in Speightstown to take some quick pics of the tropical-coloured houses, before a trip to Animal Flower Cave – an incredible coral-filled cavern which was discovered by two English explorers in 1780. Further along the coast, you can snap views from 260 metres above the water at Cherry Tree Hill, and breathe in the ocean air at boulder-studded Bathsheba beach.A drive through Bridgetown is also on the itinerary. The island's capital is home to St Ann's Garrison, a British-built fort made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011. You'll stop for photos at heart-stirring locations like the rugged Scotland District and the famous surf spot known as the Soup Bowl. A typical Bajan lunch rounds off the day.

Bajan Minibus Tours

Seeing the very best of Barbados just got easier with these minibus tours. If you're staying on the south of the island, you'll explore the west and north, whereas if you're on the west coast, you'll explore the south and north. And in true Bajan style, there'll be great music, Caribbean vibes and plenty of rum punch along the way.