A unique opportunity to stroll freely watching animals at close range and in their own natural environment. There are few cages and the animals can be observed as they eat, play and interact with the other animals. Most of the animals move quietly and it's easy to miss the gentle deer and even the peacocks if you're not paying attention. It's a self-guided tour so there is no need to rush; you can take your time, exploring at your own pace, and re-visiting your favourite animals. Reptile lovers will appreciate the collection of snakes (these are in cages!), iguanas, turtles and tortoises. The snakes love to sleep under the banana leaves, so don't think that the cage is empty if you don't spot its inhabitant on first glance. Non-native animals include the Brocket Deer, Agouti, Caimans and Rabbits. The walk-through aviary features a wide variety of colorful birds such as parrots, macaws and love birds. Duck and geese roam around, while black birds, sparrows and pigeons fly in and out.

Our unique safari tours take you to all the coolest spots in Barbados only accessible in our 4 x 4 vehicles. With exciting, off-the-beaten-track routes exposing you to the island's most scenic locations, our exuberant, outgoing guides and specially designed jeeps which ensure your comfort on our range of tours, this safari experience promises to be one of the highlights of your stay!

Step into a world where nature thrives, birds sing freely, and ancient mangroves whisper the stories of Barbados’ past. Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary is the island’s last remaining mangrove wetland — a living, breathing ecosystem teeming with life and wonder.

Embark on an unparalleled underwater adventure with Atlantis Submarines Barbados Tours. Immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of the Caribbean Sea as you explore its depths and uncover the mysteries of the ocean like never before. A unique and exhilarating opportunity to explore the hidden wonders of the ocean depths. With advancements in marine technology, these submersibles provide a safe and immersive experience, allowing adventurers to descend into the mysterious world beneath the waves. The silence and tranquility of the underwater environment create a surreal atmosphere, enhancing the sense of awe and discovery. Submarine excursions cater to both the thrill-seekers and marine enthusiasts, offering a chance to witness marine ecosystems in their natural state without disturbing the delicate balance of the underwater world.

Located in the central uplands of St. Thomas, Harrison’s Cave stands among Barbados’ most remarkable natural landmarks. This crystallized limestone cave system reveals the island’s geological origins through its dramatic stalactites, stalagmites, clear streams, and cascading waterfalls. Formed over thousands of years by the slow erosion of coral limestone, the cave offers a rare opportunity to explore the island’s interior landscape and witness nature’s intricate craftsmanship firsthand. The cave system extends about 2.3 kilometers (1.5 miles) underground and sits roughly 700 feet (210 meters) above sea level. The largest chamber, known as “The Great Hall,” towers about 15 meters (50 feet) high. You won’t be descending into a bottomless pit—the tram tours stick to the accessible passages, which are safe and well-lit.