Barbados Cruise Reviews

Submarine cruise was great. A little cozy for my over weight body but well worth it. The viewing was amazing the crew was friendly and knowledgeable. Easy boat transfers for my not so agile body. Definitely recommend. ...

Planned to taxi to Carlisle Beach for the day, but pandemic restrictions required an official tour. Of 3.5 hours, 45 minutes was wasted at the terminal while the poorly prepared staff got us on buses. ...

We were not allowed to disembark in Barbados where we stayed for two days. We could not walk to the terminal which has many shops. ...

Took a shared taxi to Harbour Lights beach club. Our first time there. It was ok, but we preferred the Boatyard that we have visited previously. Barbados port has a few duty free shops and a convenience store. ...

Barbados is one of my second homes and despite restrictions hosted a good cruise, I was disappointed with the lack of choice for excursions ...

Beach break here. Beach was OK, but would have preferred a beach farther from town. See the main review. ...

Harrison cave a must see n ...

We took the submarine/bus tour. The submarine tour was pretty impressive and that's why I rated this port a 4 stars. It was a no fooling submarine that held about 40 people and we dove to a depth of about 150 feet to see a sunken ship from the mid 1900's I guess, and then went over a lot of coral reefs. It lasted about an hour. It was a rainy day so underwater was not as bright as on a sunny ...

Large port, bit industrial in its feel. Currently unable to get to the centre of Bridgetown unless on an official excursion, or using official taxis due to Covid restrictions. Shops in the cruise terminal not that great. Cruise terminal and its shops, not nearly as good as some of the smaller islands. ...

Took a ship's excursion to Harbour Lights on Carlisle Bay. Had a enjoyable day there, anywhere on that Bay is a nice beach. ...