Visit Harrison’s Cave – This spectacular natural wonder is a crystallized limestone cavern filled with flowing streams, deep pools of crystal clear water, and towering columns. Guided tram tours take visitors deep into the cave system to explore its breathtaking formations.

Explore Bridgetown and its Garrison – A UNESCO World Heritage site, Bridgetown and its Garrison boast a wealth of history. You can explore colonial buildings, bustling markets, and historical sites such as the Barbados Museum & Historical Society, which provides insights into the island’s past.

Surfing at Soup Bowl – Barbados is a top destination for surfers, with the Soup Bowl in Bathsheba being one of the most famous spots. Known for its large, consistent breaks, it attracts surfers from around the world. Even if you don’t surf, watching the waves and surfers from the beautiful beaches is a thrill.

Snorkeling and Diving – The clear, warm waters of Barbados are perfect for snorkeling and diving. The island is surrounded by coral reefs teeming with marine life, and there are numerous shipwrecks that have become artificial reefs, providing fascinating underwater sites to explore.

Visit the Rum Distilleries – Barbados claims to be the birthplace of rum, and no trip to the island is complete without visiting one of its historic rum distilleries. Tour facilities like Mount Gay, the oldest rum distillery in the world dating back to 1703, where you can learn about the production process and sample various rums.