Getting Ashore
Ships dock at the Bridgetown Cruise Terminal, about a mile from town.
Fast Fact
Barbados is the easternmost island in the Caribbean archipelago.
Port Shopping
The best deals are found in the shops at the cruise terminal and along Broad Street in Bridgetown.
Harrison’s Cave
Take a solar-powered tram journey 170 feet below ground through an intricate limestone cave system.
Barbados Wildlife Reserve
Witness troops of roaming green monkeys—a playful species rarely found outside Africa.
Orchid World
The colorful 6.5-acre botanical garden is abloom with more than 20,000 orchids.
Harbour Lights
Situated on Carlisle Bay Beach, where the calm, crystal clear water and the powdery white sand remind you that you have entered paradise.
Barbados: Celebrate The Art of Living
Every day on Barbados is a day to be celebrated. To best enjoy the tropical paradise in true Barbadian fashion, slow down and feel the rhythm of the island. Sway to the soothing calypso musi...
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The Garrison District
A few miles from the center of Bridgetown, Barbados’ military history comes to life in the historic Garrison district. Barbados’ strategic...
Natural Adventures
When it comes to land sports, the locals are as crazy about cricket as the British are about football. As the national sport of Barbados, cricket is e...
Water World
With 60 beaches on 70 miles of pristine coastline, there’s no wrong choice when it comes to choosing which one to visit. Good news here: they ar...
Discover Barbados on a 4×4 ATV ride to Harrison’s Cave. Then board an electric tram for a journey through underground caverns. After, get back on the 4×4 to ride through Joe’s River Forest down to Bathsheba and toward the west coast.
Soak in a Bajan sunset from a catamaran, enjoying an open bar and elegant refreshments.
Historic Bridgetown
In: Features •1 CommentShips dock at the Bridgetown Cruise Terminal, a modern facility on the island’s only natural harbor, Carlyle Bay. It’s about a mile to the cen...
Where
Some of the top guaranteed shops are right within the cruise terminal and along Broad Street in Bridgetown.
What
Duty-free luxury goods and authentic island souvenirs.
Currency
The Barbados dollar, but most places accept US dollars.
Breitling Boutique
Calypso Rum Cake Shop
Cariloha
Cartier Boutique
Colombian Emeralds International
Colombian Emeralds International
Colombian Emeralds International
Colombian Emeralds International
Crown of Light Specialty Shop
Crown of Light Specialty Shop
Del Sol
Diamonds International
Diamonds International
Diamonds International Watch & Design
Harbour Lights
IWC Boutique
Milano Diamond Gallery
Norman Centre
Tanzanite International
The Royal Shop
The Royal Shop
Bulova
Crown of Light
Kabana
MarahLago Larimar
Philip Stein
Safi Kilima Tanzanite
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