Full-Day Natural Heritage Tour in Barbados with Lunch

This full-day tour explores Barbados' architectural and natural heritage, as well as wildlife and history. At St. Nicholas Abbey and Morgan Lewis Windmill, you'll learn about the history of rum production, but that's not all; at Barbados Wildlife Reserve you can stroll freely among animals feeding and playing in their natural environment.

Itinerary

1. At the Cave a tram takes you on an exhilarating forty minutes of underground exploration. This is still an active cave with 1.5 miles of crystalline limestone passageways of continuously growing stalactites and stalagmites and flowing streams and pools of crystal clear water. The largest cavern called the Great Hall reaches to heights of 50 feet (15 metres) crystal, here you can take as many selfies as you would like. (1h 0min) Admission included
2. Tour this former sugar plantation, in the parish of St. Peter and learn about the history of rum making in Barbados. (1h 0min) Admission included
3. Here you will see The Morgan Lewis Windmill which is the largest, of two still functioning wind driven mills in the Caribbean. Learn about the important role it played in the sugar and rum industry of Barbados. (10 min) Admission included
4. This tour takes you through the historic town of Holetown, the site of the first English settlers in 1627. The town is known for its vibrant nightlife!
5. This tour takes you through the historic town of Speightstown, which served as the country's first major port and commercial center.
6. Stroll freely in this natural habitat and view animals like green monkeys, iguanas, deer, caiman and snakes to name a few. No need to worry, the most dangerous of these are kept in enclosed areas. (1h 30min) Admission included
7. You will be taken on a scenic drive of the East Coast of Barbados. (30 min)