Top Barbados Hiking Tours

Some sailing excursions in Barbados can be crowded experiences; avoid that uncomfortable feeling on this catamaran cruise, which sails with just a small number of passengers. After jumping into the water to swim and snorkel, enjoy the open bar, snacks, and Bajan buffet lunch as you cruise the coastline.

Gain an authentic impression of the underground caves and rivers of Barbados. The island consists of limestone and has many beautiful caverns adorned with stalactites and stalagmites. Cole's Cave has had limited human modification so you'll enjoy a unique, natural experience. While walking up the river you'll become immersed in nature, and the included flashlights will guarantee you won't miss a second of adventure.

When ships sink, they become artificial reefs, bursting with corals and fish. Discover Carlisle Bay’s shipwrecks from a “glass-bottom” see-through kayak on this private tour. Look for green and hawksbill turtles in some of their favorite locations; learn the history of three different shipwrecks as you paddle above them; and capture your experience as you go (your package includes a waterproof phone case). Finish with rum punch on the beach.

Animal-lovers will love this opportunity to get up close and personal with some of the most special wildlife you will find in Barbados. Start your day at the Barbados Wildlife Reserve, feed the monkeys their mid-morning snack and watch them zip through the trees. After enjoying lunch and scenic views, swim with the turtles at Carlisle Bay and snorkel at a shipwreck.

See what Barbados was like back in the 17th century as you explore St. Nicholas Abbey on a self-guided tour. Make your own way to the abbey and walk through the Great House to see several artifacts from the Amerindian settlement through colonial times. Then, visit the artisan distillery where you can see how rum is made from can to bottle.

Seeing Barbados’ attractions in a day by yourself involves either self-drive or buses or cabs, not counting research into the sights and routes. Skip them all and take things easy with a customizable island tour by chauffeured private car. Plan your perfect itinerary with help from your driver-guide and explore the places that interest you, from Harrison’s Cave to Bridgetown and beaches. Plus, hear stories and facts about each attraction from your guide that you may not hear if alone.

Escape to nature with a guided hike from Hackleton’s Cliff, which offers sweeping views of the east coast of Barbados. The hike starts at the top of the cliff then descends into the lush forest below. The hike can be tailored to your interests, whether it’s learning about plants, their medicinal properties, or a guided meditation as you walk.

This hike is a rare chance to do go beyond the beach and off the beaten path, experience nature and learn more of the history of Barbados and Barbadians! Learn the facts and interesting lore related to the enslaved peoples buried at the Newton burial grounds with our friendly and knowledgable guide.

Seabath is inspired by the nature and beauty of Barbados and the desire to align the tourism on the island with eco friendly and sustainable practices. Tours that use electric vehicles, that don’t use single use plastic, that only serve local, organic produce, cooked cleanly. Trails where the guides leave nothing behind & where the local artisans are paid fairly for their time and on top of that, and ‘ earth tax’ levied by ourselves so that 10% of our turnover goes back into planting trees on the island. As the company grows, we would like to be at the forefront of promoting a positive change on island, highlighting the need for sustainable business & living practices & giving people simple tips to start reversing the impact of climate change. We will organize beach clean ups & more, so come on the journey with us.

These hikes give you insider views of the Scotland District that you will not see from driving on the roads. The streams are special because not many people know of them but because we grew up going into them from childhood we know how to explore them. For now they are not advertised when highlighting the island of Barbados yet they are an integral part of the islands topography and special only to the Scotland District of the island because of the land formation in the Scotland District.