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Sunday March 15
Arrive 15:45
Sail at 20:00

Sunday March 22
Return 07:00
Sail at 20:00

Sunday March 29
Return 07:00
Take Off 17:45

 

 

Sunday March 15 - Arrive 15:45, Sail at 20:00 | Sunday March 22 - Return 07:00, Sail at 20:00 | Sunday March 29 - Return 07:00, Take Off 17:45

Bridgetown Cruise Liner Port

The Concorde Experience museum

Palm Trees and Beaches

Bridgetown Arch

Rockley Sands

Keith at Rockley Sands

Shops inside the Cruise Ship Terminal at Bridgetown

Harrisons Caves

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A hypnotic calypso isle, Barbados is the ultimate Caribbean dream. And at just 21 miles by 14 miles, the island really is your oyster. Of course, it’s most famous for its palm-fringed beaches, but there’s more than talcum powder sands here. We’re talking a duty-free shopping scene and sights that are second to none. In a coconut shell, it’s the small island with a big fan base. 

Take a tram ride through a labyrinth of underground caverns at Harrison’s Cave in St Thomas. A natural phenomenon that has to be seen to be believed, it’s all sparkling streams, playful waterfalls and stalactites and stalagmites that shimmer in shady tunnels. 

Go snorkelling in search of hawksbill and green turtles. Once endangered because of over-fishing, these creatures are now protected and monitored throughout the island.

Take it easy on Carlisle Beach, one of the island’s best stretches of sand. Or, if you’re feeling energetic, slip on a pair of flippers and propel your way past the underwater shipwrecks just off the shore.

The Atlantis Submarine lets you scuba dive without getting wet. As this underwater ship descends into the ocean, you can look out the portholes for tropical fish and sea turtles.