Barbados

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Smaller truly is better in Barbados. Amongst the most compact of the Caribbean islands, its sandy beaches, aquamarine seas, timeworn monuments, rum distilleries, and lively capital, Bridgetown, see it punch above its weight attraction-wise. And Barbados excursions mirror the full breadth of its offerings. Adventure-lover? Snorkel among wild turtles from a catamaran and view corals by submarine. Sightseer? Join cross-island tours to find windswept beaches, churches, viewpoints, and more. Nightlife owl or culinary aficionado? Your plate is full—cue Bajan food crawls, rum-tasting tours, and beachside dinners with limbo shows and live music.

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Q:How much do Barbados tours cost?
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There are many Barbados excursions under US$30, although private tours and boat rides can reach upwards of US$1,000. Overall, you can easily experience the island’s highlights without spending too much, though. Options include Bridgetown walking tours, catamaran cruises, snorkeling excursions, rum tastings, and expert-led historic outings.

Q:What activities are included on Barbados tours?
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Barbados tours cover a varied array of activities and excursions across the island. There are food and drink focused tours, like rum tastings, mixology and cooking classes, and Bridgetown food tours. Nature and wildlife are also a focus, with snorkeling excursions, monkey feeding experiences, hikes and bike rides, visiting the famous Harrison’s Cave, and swimming with turtles. Plus, you can experience history tours, catamaran sails, and underwater adventures on a submarine.

Q:How many days in Barbados is enough?
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In order to get a taste of the island, a minimum of three days in Barbados is recommended. This should give you enough time to enjoy some relaxation time at the beach, experience some water sports and snorkeling excursions, and sample some of the food and drink experiences. For a fuller experience, you’ll want about five days to do some hiking, visit historic sites, and tour the capital of Bridgetown.

Q:What is the best month to visit Barbados?
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The best months for visiting Barbados are between July and November. Although that is hurricane season for the Caribbean, Barbados is not typically hit by hurricanes, and it maintains steady warm weather. Temperatures are typically between the mid-70s and mid-80s all year. You can also visit between December and April and have great weather, but this is peak season so you should expect larger crowds and higher prices for flights and hotels.

Q:What is the #1 attraction in Barbados?
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The #1 attraction in Barbados, according to travelers, is Harrison’s Cave, a 1.4-mile underground cave filled with natural formations. According to travelers, other popular attractions are the beautiful Carlisle Bay and Bathsheba Beach, the historic St. Nicholas Abbey dating back to 1660, the monkey-filled Barbados Wildlife Reserve, and the Mount Gay Rum Visitor Center, which is the world’s oldest commercially-run rum distillery.