Top 3 2-Hour Experiences in Barbados

1.2 Hours Turtle Feeding, Shipwreck & Reef Snorkeling Tour Barbados

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 307 reviews · from $65Our pick

From Folkestone Marine Park, Horizon Boat Tours takes you along Barbados’ west coast to see hawksbill turtles, snorkel above a wreck and reef, and use the onboard slide. Expect about two hours, a maximum public group of 20, drinks, gear, and crew such as Mark, Sean, or Rodwin.

“Sean, the boat driver, was very knowledgeable about the fish in the water. It was an awesome experience, and I’ll definitely book again!”

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2.2-Hour Small Group Guided Bridgetown Historic Jewish Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 13 reviews · from $48

Meet your accredited guide in Independence Square for a two-hour walk through Bridgetown’s former Jewish quarter. Guides such as Karen and Rickicia explain Barbados’ Jewish heritage as you visit Jew Street, Nidhe Israel Synagogue, the cemetery, mikvah, and museum. Admission is included, and groups are limited to 10 people.

“They moved the tour time without telling us. There were supposed to be two different tour guides, one for the Jewish segment and one for the history segment, the Jewish segment tour guide didn’t show up at all so the history guide “winRead more”

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3.A two hour historic walking tour of Speightstown

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 12 reviews · from $25Best value

Walk through Speightstown from Highway 1B to the Fish Market on Queen Street. A local guide explains 17th-century buildings, churches, chattel houses, former homes, coastal defenses, and Bajan life. The 2 to 3 hour tour includes water, snacks, headsets, and a personal audio device. Expect a maximum of 20 people.

“Very pleasant tour guide. Covered many historic sights on and adjacent to Queen Street. In- depth coverage of churches and iconic chattel houses. Could have talked more about public facilities, town centre, library, local governance and how these developed from the past to today as well as prominent towns people and how they contributed to Barbados.”

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