The Barbados Coastal Sightseeing Tour

Barbados is an Island of great beauty and diversity. Join us on this scenic tour, visiting many of those special places along or near to the shoreline that make Barbados the gem of the Caribbean. Our route takes us along the South Coast beginning with Bridgetown the Capital of Barbados and a UNESCO World Heritage site; Our first stop which is a part on the UNESCO World heritage site is the historic Garrison. The British built first garrison in the West Indies at St. Ann's Fort in 1705. After a bit of history it will be  time to en joy the Barbados coastline as we make our way up the coast and through the popular fishing village of Oistins making our second stop at Miami Beach. Miami Beach is a favorite with visitors and locals alike. Leaving Miami Beach we drive further up the south coast to Foul Bay; a long and wide beach whose shores are washed by turquoise waters. Our next stop is Codrington College. Codrington College was built in 1715 and is the oldest Theological College in the western hemisphere. From Codrington we will journey through the Parish of St John and into St Joseph down into Bathsheba which was named for its great beauty; it is also the location of the Soup Bowl the favorite stop for surfers in Barbados. After a morning of beauty it will be time to taste the flavour of Barbados with local cuisine served up at our lunch stop at the Animal Flower Cave Restaurant located at the Northern tip of the island . The Northern point of the island differs drastically from most of the island. Here you will find waves crashing into limestone cliffs in a most dramatic fashion.  Leaving North Point we head down the West Coast of the Island through two of the Islands oldest towns Speightstown and Holetown. Speightstown was also known as "Little Bristol" and was once the main port on the Island. Holetown was the sight of the first British settlement. In Speightstown we will stop at a local bakery for some delicious local treats.