Cruise from Bridgetown, Barbados
Hotel Packages
ONE NIGHT PRE/POST
ONE NIGHT PRE/POST
Planning a cruise from Barbados? Enhance your holiday with an extra day before or after your cruise with a hotel stay. Relax and unwind with a cocktail on the beach and discover the distinct flavours and spices of the Caribbean that abound in the Bajan cuisine when you choose to enhance your cruise holiday with a hotel stay on the island.
Exclusive air and hotel packages
Hotel Packages
TWO-, THREE- & SEVEN-NIGHT PRE/POST
TWO-, THREE- & SEVEN-NIGHT PRE/POST
These hotels packages offer longer stays. Lounging on a beach, swimming with turtles and soaking up the Caribbean sun are just some of the things you can be doing during your stay. Also, did we mention that two of these properties are all-inclusive?
Bridgetown Shore Excursions
Amazing experiences coming soon.
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BENEATH THE SURFACE
Harrison Cave Colorful, Bridgetown Barbados
BENEATH THE SURFACE
Take a solar-powered tram journey 52 metres below ground into Harrison’s Cave, an intricate limestone cave system. Here, you’ll find flowing streams, waterfalls, emerald-hued pools, unusual stalactite formations and towering columns that formed over thousands of years.
GO GREEN
Wildlife Reserve Monkey Eating, Bridgetown Barbados
GO GREEN
Hop into a rugged 4X4 and make your way through the Barbados Wildlife Reserve. Deep in the island’s interior, you’ll find playful green monkeys, colourful birds, reptiles and other native animals roaming freely. Try to visit at around 2 p.m. for feeding time to see the green monkeys close-up.
BEST BEACH DAY EVER
Sit back and relax on the powdery white sands of Harbour Lights on Carlisle Bay Beach. If kicking back with a rum punch in hand is a little too laid-back, you can snorkel around shipwrecks, rent a jet ski or even visit Tortuga to swim with turtles.
Local Cuisine
This island is a seafood lover’s dream come true. Bajan (or Barbadian) cuisine blends African, Indian and British influences. For a truly authentic experience, don’t shy away from the street food – try the fried fish cakes, macaroni pie, tamarind balls and the national dish, cou-cou with flying fish.
Shopping
For the best deals on duty-free luxury items and authentic souvenirs from the island, check out the shops in the cruise terminal and the shops along Broad Street, the high street in Bridgetown. Cruise to Barbados and bring home a taste of the island with a rum cake, which is called ‘great cake’ for a reason.
