Bridgetown, Barbados Port Reviews

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by JetsettersA

Never have a ship cruise to an island on national a island holiday. Everything was shut down. Driving around was easy, although we did not get to see the life of the island everything was mostly closed that day. Spent a nice time jet skiing. You should also advise cruise guest that there are free beaches with all the amenities, we were smart enought to check thing out for ourselves.o

Visited: Apr 23, 2011

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by cruzfan4life

Kind of a bust from our plans. We tried to enter the Sandals resort after calling from the states and inquiring how to do so. We took a 25 minute cab ride there. Our driver went above and beyond my threshold of patience trying to convince the security staff to allow us entry. I understood cuz.. in their dialogue, but no go. For no extra charge, he stopped at Hilton Vaca Club and for $80 each we got a one day pass and we enjoyed the beach, one drink each and a lunch sandwich. All good. Super nice restrooms for island life. We stayed 5 hours and he also came back for us. Food is pricey, but good, and a la Carte, Tiki style. We've since joined HVC just in case.

Visited: Apr 13, 2019

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5

by SuzSam

(1st Excursion)- RC Swim with Turtles, Shipwrecks, Snorkel and Beach. This was NOT the Tiami Catamaran. I chose the one that was 3 1/2 hours bc I also wanted to do an afternoon excursion. The crew wore shirts that said Oceano Adventure, this was not a catamaran but more like a big fishing boat/pontoon boat (sorry not a boat girl). The crew was fantastic, plenty of sun or shade on the boat. There was a nice bar and homemade local cakes. The snorkeling with the turtles and shipwreck were all in the same area, maybe a half mile apart. Then when you anchored for the “beach” part it was in the same area- no more than about 20 minutes from the port by boat. Saw a ton of sea turtles- great pictures, very clear water, lots of fish, wonderful! The shipwreck was also very cool, with a ton of fish. Both spots were perfect for snorkeling- very calm and clear with plenty to see. The beach area was also gorgeous- crystal blue water, light surf, easy to walk the beach or swim around. This was another perfect excursion. (2nd excursion)-RC 4 x 4 Adventure and Green Monkey Encounter: Fantastic! Of course I wanted to see the monkeys in their natural habitat (not the sad ones on the leashes) and man were there a ton of them. They are not captive but at the nature reserve they take you to they do daily feedings at 2 pm and all the animals come out to eat. I saw so many monkeys, a mom holding a baby, young ones playing around in the trees...plus a Mara, parrots, peacocks, tortoise aplenty, and some Brocket Deer. Amazing, and the grounds were lush and beautiful. It took about 30-40 minutes to get to the reserve and we were there for about an hour. From there our driver took us to a beach on that side of the island called Bathsheba where you could roam and explore and there was also a restaurant/bar there called De Garage Bar & Grill. This area was stunning, rough, dark, with huge rocks- a stark contrast to the crystal blue sea from the a.m. excursion. Then back to the port with a quick tour of downtown Bridgetown on the way. Another memorable and amazing excursion. We left Barbados at 8 pm so there was plenty of time to roam the port and shop (we were supposed to leave at 5 but it was changed to 8pm which was nice).

Visited: Jun 09, 2019

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