What You Will Do
This Barbados Island Tour covers a visit to Earth Works Pottery situated in the central parish of St. Thomas in a middle to upper class neighborhood. Travel along the country side to the historic St. John's Church. Onto the Flower Forest Garden, for a walk through an extensive array of plants and trees. Lunch will be served in the tranquil setting of the Flower Forest restaurant or Sand Dunes restaurant where you will enjoy the flavors of Caribbean cooking. Your trip continues to Bathsheba, the surfing capital of the island, for a breathtaking view of the rock formations. Then proceed along the rugged east coast on to. the final stop The Barbados Wildlife Reserve to see the green monkeys and other animals in their natural habitat.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
1
Barbados Wildlife Reserve
45 minutes
Explore the unique experience of the wildlife reserve as you watch the indigenous Green Monkeys of Barbados play and frolic amongst visitors during their feeding time
2
Flower Forest
45 minutes
Flower forest is one of Barbados most spectacular gardens winning multiple botanical awards it host a wide variety of tropical flowers
3
St. John's Church
20 minutes
St John's church is one of Barbados oldest Colonial churches hosting rich history and culture the venue also offers a spectacular view of the eastern side of the island
4
Earthworks Pottery
30 minutes
Craft and locally made antiques and collectable Pottery items. At this venue you will experience the potters display the making of their creations
5
Bathsheba Beach
15 minutes
Bathsheba is the absolute scenic beach of Barbados and is the post card central of the island surfer's and movie cameras choice of the island
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