Board your transportation for a short ride through Bridgetown as you pass by the historic Nelson Statue and the Parliament Buildings which are a masterpiece of Gothic Architecture. Upon arrival to Copacabana Beach Bar, you'll be given a brief orientation before you set out on the beach, a beach chair and shared umbrella is provided for your comfort as you spend the day relaxing and soaking up the sun on a beautiful white sand beach or go for a swim in the cool Caribbean Sea.

Experience a unique, exciting underwater adventure aboard a real submarine. Seated in spacious, air-conditioned comfort you'll see beautiful coral reefs and abundant marine life, including coral formations, sponge, and colorful fish through large view-ports to depths of 130 feet.

Step aboard your air-conditioned coach for a scenic drive through the countryside to Gun Hill Signal Station. Built in 1818, the signal station was restored and landscaped by the Barbados National Trust and now houses a collection of military memorabilia. An officer at the signal station carved the statue of the lion, out of a single piece of rock in 1868. Enjoy a fantastic view of the island from here. Continue on to Tropical Garden, which sits on 6 acres of land in the parish of St. George. A path winds its way between beautiful coral, rock gardens, shady gullies and ponds. The home of a few locally grown orchids and other tropical plants. You’ll be fascinated by the spectacular views and well landscape grounds of Tropical Garden and then enjoying a refreshing fruit punch or rum punch which is locally made. Next stop would be the renovated Sunbury Plantation for a refreshment stop and take in the beautiful, landscaped grounds and the mature mahogany grove.

The Historic UNESCO City of Bridgetown, of nearly 400 years of history is famous for its historic buildings and the best cityscape in the Caribbean. Your selfie experience will start at the Gothic style Parliament Building, the third oldest in the Americas and the most striking historic building. You will take amazing selfies at the Promenade and Waterfront.

After leaving Bridgetown, you will proceed to the east coast, a very popular tourist destination, where the rich and famous live and vacation. The tour continues with an external visit to the Animal Flower Cave and Witness the stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and take advantage of the waves beating on the rock for spectacular photo taking.

The next place to take a great selfie is Cherry Tree Hill, one of the most fascinating places in Barbados; it is 850 feet above sea level, with a phenomenal view of what Barbadians refer to as the Scotland district and learn the mysterious circumstances that locals and visitors have experience on cherry tree hill. Your knowledgeable guide will tell you the mystery!

Your Selfie Experience will end at Bathsheba. It is breathtakingly stunning; white sand beaches extend along a spectacular coastline of remarkable rock formations broken away from ancient coral reef!

Take unique and memorable selfies while you learn about the history of beautiful Barbados and sightsee the best landmarks across the island.

Selfie Spots:
• Bridgetown Parliament Building
• Promenade and Waterfront
• Animal Flower Cave
• Cherry Tree Hill
• Bathsheba Beach

Step aboard your air-conditioned coach for a scenic drive through the rolling hills of the countryside to Orchid World, which sits on 6 acres of land in the central parish of St. George. A meandering path winds its way between beautiful outcrops of coral, rock gardens, cool shady gullies and ponds. Hummingbirds and the soothing sound of running water add to the natural beauty of the natural terrain.

The orchids themselves are spectacular - thousands are grown in shaded houses and outside on freestanding palisades. Wonderful photo opportunities abound for the professional and amateur photographer.

You’ll continue to Farley Hill National Park, the imposing ruins of a once magnificent plantation house are surrounded by gardens, lawns and towering royal palms. Your drive then continues along the scenic west coast, home to many wealthy residents.

Observe the wonders underwater by swimming with sea turtles and snorkeling before relaxing on one of the island’s most spectacular stretches of sand. Barbados is known for its natural beauty and it extends well beneath the water’s surface. After cruising to a spot teeming with marine life, you will ease into the crystal-clear water for a wondrous experience. You may see enormous leatherback turtles gracefully swimming by and hawksbills, a species of sea turtle named for the shape of its head, which tapers to a point that resembles a raptor’s beak. Reef fish are also abundant as you will discover by snorkeling. You may spot queen angelfish, schools of brightly colored blue tangs and honeycomb cowfish, which are easy to identify by the honeycomb-like pattern on their scales that serves as camouflage. You can also expect to snorkel over a shipwreck before cruising to a lovely tropical beach to relax.

HIGHLIGHTS
• Admire the gorgeous scenery of Barbados while cruising off its southwestern coast.
• Swim with sea turtles such as hawksbills and leatherbacks.
• Observe an endless parade of colorful marine life by snorkeling the crystal-clear waters.
• Spend free time relaxing on one of the island’s most inviting beaches.

HELPFUL HINTS
• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Walk through a forested gully with a naturalist guide that will describe the exotic flora and fauna, an experience complemented by relaxing at the beach. First developed in the 17th century, Welchman Hall Gully is a natural wonderland where hundreds of species flourish. The grapefruit – a hybrid of the shaddock and sweet orange – originated in the gully, and you may spot grapefruit peels discarded by the green monkeys that feast on the citrus. The monkeys are named for their thick greenish-golden fur, which looks particularly striking against their dark blue faces. After the gully, you will be free to relax on a beautiful stretch of sand however you wish. You might bask in the sun, stroll along the shore and take a refreshing swim in the turquoise waters. How you spend the time is completely up to you.

HIGHLIGHTS
• Follow a naturalist guide through the woods that blanket Welchman Hall Gully.
• Learn about the species that thrive in the gully such as green monkeys.
• Relax on the beach at a naturally beautiful area not far from Bridgetown.

HELPFUL HINTS
• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

This scenic drive was especially designed for guests who want to take in the island’s highlights with little or no walking. Discover many scenic island sights, such as the National Heroes Square and the Parliament buildings in Bridgetown. Passing Gun Hill, you’ll see the carved stone lion, a landmark dating from 1868. As you drive across the island, you’ll pass through peaceful villages, eventually reaching St. John’s Church, which offers spectacular views of the east and southeast coasts.

After St. John’s Church, continue to the craggy and scenic area on the east coast called Bathsheba, a photographer’s paradise. From here, you’ll have an incredible panoramic view of the hills, gentle slopes and sweeping bays. The stunning boutique hotel, Atlantis is located in the quaint fishing village of Tent Bay. Dramatic views from here create excellent photo opportunities! On the way back to your ship, you’ll pass through Holetown, with its monument commemorating the landing of the first English settlers in 1625.

OVERVIEW

Explore a crystallized limestone cave at the heart of an eco-adventure park from several perspectives and come away with a thorough understanding of this natural attraction. Harrison’s Cave lies in the island’s central uplands and although young in geological terms, the subterranean cave system is well developed. After watching a short film about the island of Barbados, you will board an electric-powered tram and ride through Harrison’s Cave, which is named for a settler that owned much of Barbados when it was a British colony. You will see bizarrely shaped stalactites, stalagmites and other calcite deposits that are beautifully illuminated, making them appear even more dramatic. There are even pools, streams and waterfalls within the cave. Back on the surface, you will experience more of the natural world by following a winding trail to an aviary full of tropical birds. Afterwards, you can browse the on-site Mount Gay rum museum.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Ride through the underground wonder Harrison’s Cave in an electric tram.
• Behold bizarrely shaped, beautifully illuminated stalactites and stalagmites.
• Follow a winding trail through a natural setting to an aviary.
• Browse the Mount Gay rum museum and watch a film about the island of Barbados.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

OVERVIEW

Head out to sea on a spacious boat purpose-built for fishing and try to catch some of the hard-fighting fish that inhabit the waters off Barbados. It won’t be long until Captain will have you in prime fishing grounds ready to start reeling them in. Bait and tackle will be provided so all you have to do is concentrate on landing a big one. The captain and crew will also offer tips so you can increase your chances. If you hook a mahi mahi – also known as a dorado – you can expect a good fight as these fish typically grow to a length of three feet and weigh up to 30 pounds. Blue marlin, wahoo and yellowfin tuna are also commonly caught in these waters. They are tasty too as you will discover firsthand once the fresh catch is prepared for lunch in a Barbadian sandwich called a fish cutter.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Go deep-sea fishing with a captain that knows the best spots for fishing.
• Try to catch hard-fighting fish such as mahi mahi, blue marlin and wahoo.
• Enjoy the fresh catch for lunch in a sandwich known as a fish cutter.
• Totally relax onboard as everything will be provided, including the bait and tackle.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

OVERVIEW

Stroll through Paradise Nature Park, a tropical garden full of exotic plants and animals. You will be free to meander about wherever you please, and there is plenty to see in the five-acre park. If you want to focus on the flora, you might walk through the orchid house and the orchard, where you can see pineapples and dragon fruit flourishing. Animals are also abundant. You can expect to encounter brightly colored parrots in the aviary, koi fish in the ponds, green iguanas in the trees, red-footed tortoises and cute little pygmy goats. Some of the animals are lesser known but no less fascinating. For instance, you may see the kunekunes, a small breed of pigs from New Zealand that are known for their intelligence and friendly nature. The miniature Mediterranean donkeys – which are now almost extinct in their native Sicily and Sardinia – are also favorites because of their sweet temperaments.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Spend hours walking about Paradise Nature Park at your leisure.
• See a huge variety of plants, both indigenous and introduced species.
• Observe the many animals, which range from flamingoes to donkeys to rabbits.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

OVERVIEW

Become immersed in the natural wonders at Harrison’s Cave before settling in for an inspiring tasting at the Mount Gay rum museum. After an introductory film that showcases the beauty of Barbados, you will explore the island’s most celebrated underground attraction. You won’t have to do much but sit back and enjoy the sights as an electric tram carries you through the subterranean world of Harrison’s Cave. You will pass colorfully illuminated stalactites and stalagmites that look like petrified waterfalls, many of them named for their shapes such as the Chapel and the Altar. The area above ground is equally captivating as you will discover by walking a nature trail to an aviary. Barbados is also known for its extraordinary rum, which has been distilled on the island since 1703. You will sample several blends of Mount Gay rum and learn about the company’s illustrious heritage at the on-site museum.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Ride through the underground wonder Harrison’s Cave in an electric tram.
• Behold bizarrely shaped, beautifully illuminated stalactites and stalagmites.
• Follow a winding trail through a natural setting to an aviary.
• Sample a selection of Mount Gay rums made with water from a centuries-old artisan well.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.