Please be advised that the excursion to the Heritage Railway consists of a 45 minute bumpy bus ride (one way) to take a 20 minute train ride crammed together on hard seats. Yes, it's informative. Yes, it's definitely uncomfortable. Then you have to endure a longer ride to the port due to rush hour on the island. Never again! ...
We did the 4 x 4 jeep safari and beach break at Copacabana Beach Club in Bridgetown. We enjoyed seeing the sights of the island – especially the stunning beaches on the Atlantic side. We felt that we wanted to stay here longer though as a 10 minute stop didn’t seem to be long enough. The beach break was good, but the weather was stormy, so it did affect our time there. Having said that, the beach ...
A much more modern island with booming industries and a lot of things to do and see. The island itself is very nice and has some very scenic areas. ...
Port is a walk from the dock. Shuttle busses are available. Most of port ships are inside. If you want to venture out of port area will need a cab. ...
Its a long walk to the town from the pier (about 1.2 miles) but the port provided a $2 shuttle from the ship. Not so returning- you are on your own. A short taxi ride (expect to pay more then $2) or a half-hour walk. Barbados downtown is a bit grungy. We visited the synagogue and then walked back to the ship. ...
Much flatter island than the others on this cruise. Beautiful ocean with one of the healthiest reefs I've seen. We booked a Snorkeling Tour aboard the El Tigre Catamaran through Get Your Guide and had a wonderful day snorkeling, sailing, and relaxing with rum punch. We saw turtles, spotted eagle rays, and a variety of tropical fish. ...
Serious problem at this and other ports - "cab" drivers barking at passengers to sell them a island tour. When we just wanted to go to a specific place, this was a HUGE PROBLEM! Something needs to be done to eliminate this practice. We went to Harbour Lights beach club for the day. It was a beautiful day on the beach. ...