Barbados

Life really is a beach so take a dive into the warm waters of azure waters of Carlisle Bay. Swim in the tropical sea, stroll along the soft sand or sip a complimentary drink as you relax in a lounge chair beneath the shade of a beach umbrella.

Travel from coast to coast and enjoy the rich and diverse beauty and history of Barbados. After traveling through Bridgetown, you'll stop for a tour of St. John's Church whose views are just as majestic as its interior. Then, venture inland to Highland Adventures and enjoy a rum drink.

Taste how sugarcane, aromatic molasses and filtered water turn into rum with a look at one of the island's most successful rum distilleries. Discover the secret behind making the world's oldest rum with a tour of Mount Gay. Then enjoy a scenic drive of the island.

Hop aboard the Bajan Bus for a fun and fascinating look at the sites in and around Bridgetown. Drive past Heroes Square before making your way along the scenic and history filled South Coast. Pass by the Historic Garrison Savannah – famous for its Horse Racing and prestigious Sandy Lane Gold Cup. Stop at the Accra Beach for some free time before lounging around at Pebbles Beach and Browne's Beach.

Take an exhilarating high-speed boat ride to a sheltered bay for a snorkel encounter with wild sea turtles. Then, relax with snacks and beverages as you journey to a stunning beach to sunbathe, stroll and swim in the crystal clear waters of the coral island paradise that is Barbados.

Nature's calling with some of the most breathtaking spots on Barbados. Soak up the island's natural wonders of sweeping landscapes, colorful flowers and miles of sprawling beaches with visits to Andromeda Gardens, Belleplane and Bathsheba Beach (home of the famous giant mushroom-shaped rocks).

Frolic, swim and float with wild sea turtles. Cruise to a sheltered bay for a guided snorkel encounter then enjoy a refreshing beverage en route to a breathtakingly beautiful beach to sunbathe, stroll along the pristine shoreline and swim in the refreshing turquoise waters.

A 4x4 Jeep safari ride is the perfect opportunity to explore the eastern side of the island. Get off the beaten track and ride rugged roads that lead to coastal scenery, commanding vistas from Edgecliff, and Bathsheba Beach. Stop for photos and see historic Holetown and the glitzy resort properties along the west coast.

Discover Bridgetown's rich heritage with a tour of its historic Garrison Area. Visit the house where U.S. President George Washington once called home. Stroll the grounds of St. Ann's Fort, the largest in the British Colonies during the 18th and 19th centuries and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Grab your camera and get ready to capture the wonders of Barbados with photographer Ronnie Carrington. From the spectacular Scotland District to the charming seaside village of Bathsheba and its beach famous for picture perfect mushroom-shaped rocks, you'll travel off the beaten path to the island's visually stunning and iconic landmarks.

Treat your senses to a day of discovering the manmade beauty of Barbados. Admire the whimsical, one-of-a-kind handmade ceramic pieces at Earthworks Pottery. Relive a gentler time with a walk through Sunbury Plantation, a 300-year-old great house furnished with antiques and indulge in deli lunch.

Get acquainted with the island's colorful Caribbean and British culture beginning with a stroll through the grand Sunbury Plantation House (and learn to make Bajan rum punch and fishcakes!). Next, the power of flowers greets you at Tropical Garden. Then, admire the magnificent views from the Lion at Gun Hill.

Sail along Barbados' scenic west coast aboard a 5-star luxury catamaran. Then, drop anchor in breathtaking Turtle Bay for a guided snorkel encounter with wild sea turtles. A buffet lunch will be served onboard as you make your way to your next stop for a restive stroll on the beach.

Come and discover the true beauty of Barbados – its beach and the turquoise waters surrounding this island paradise.

Tap into your inner spelunker and explore the wonders down under Harrison's Cave. Enjoy an electronic tram ride through this massive cave system filled with majestic chambers, thundering waterfalls, glassy pools, delicate flowstone formations and beautifully lit stalactites and stalagmites, all created by pure flowing streams over millions of years.

All aboard the St. Nicholas Abbey Heritage Railway for a scenic ride along the dramatic west coastline, through the lush plantation fields and mahogany woods. Disembark at the manor house itself and marvel at one of only three remaining Jacobean Mansions. Explore the grounds and the rum distillery for a tasting.

Dive to the bottom of Barbados without getting wet! Board the Atlantis submarine and descend up to 150 feet. Marvel at A breathtaking mysterious sunken shipwreck and marine life like barracudas, eels and stingrays through the large, photo-friendly portholes. After you resurface, receive a dive certificate to commemorate your underwater adventure.

Channel your inner Indiana Jones as you get down and dirty on a "spelunking" adventure deep inside the phenomenal Harrison's Cave. Follow your guide as you creep and crawl along some of the cave's natural passages for remarkable views of breathtaking waterfalls, stunning stalactites and stalagmites, and emerald-green pools.

Three of the top attractions at Harrison's Cave Eco-Adventure Park await your discovery. Take the Signature Tram Tour through historic caves to view unique stalactites, stalagmites and crystalline pools, then stroll the picturesque nature trail and engage in Mount Gay Rum Experience followed by a tasting of Barbados's iconic spirit.

Fly through the air on a thrilling zipline adventure that crisscrosses five platforms 100 feet above the lush vegetation and indigenous flora and fauna below. Stroll a picturesque nature trail and celebrate your return to terra firma with a Mount Gay rum tasting, featuring rums made from Barbadian sugarcane.

Nature lovers will relish the opportunity to discover a trio of natural wonders. Marvel at the spectacular blooms at the Flower Forest Botanical Gardens. Travel underground at Harrison's Cave Eco-Adventure Park to view the unique stalactites and stalagmites and admire pottery made with the island's red clay, crafted by artisans.