• St. Nicholas Abbey - Experience the charm of St. Nicholas Abbey, a top attraction in Barbados and one of only three authentic Jacobean mansions in the Western Hemisphere. Nestled in the lush parish of St. Peter, this 17th-century sugar plantation offers a blend of history, culture, and Caribbean allure. Visitors can explore the meticulously preserved great house, an antique-filled museum, and vibrant gardens, all while enjoying stunning views from Cherry Tree Hill. Be sure to visit the on-site rum distillery, where award-winning Barbados rum is crafted. Ideal for history buffs, cultural enthusiasts, and rum aficionados, St. Nicholas Abbey is a highlight of any Barbados island tour.
• Cherry Tree Hill - Cherry Tree Hill is an essential stop on any Barbados tour, providing breathtaking panoramic views of the island’s eastern and northern landscapes. Located in the parish of St. Andrew, this scenic lookout is approximately 850 feet above sea level. Originally lined with cherry trees, the hill is now adorned with majestic mahogany trees.

As visitors ascend Cherry Tree Hill, they are greeted by a picturesque drive flanked by these towering mahogany trees. At the summit, the view opens up to the lush Scotland District, renowned for its rolling hills and verdant valleys. This spot is perfect for capturing stunning photographs, enjoying a peaceful moment, or simply soaking in the natural beauty of Barbados.

• Cattlewash - Situated in the parish of St. Joseph, this beach offers a long stretch of sand, bordered by windswept sea grape foliage and rugged cliffs. The name “Cattlewash” reflects its historical use, where farmers would bring their cattle to the beach to be cleansed by the crashing waves.

While swimming in the open water is not advised due to strong currents, the beach features natural rock pools that are safe for bathing. It’s an ideal location for a relaxing beach walk, sunbathing, or a quiet picnic under the Casuarina trees. The scenic drive to Cattlewash is a delight, showcasing the dramatic landscapes of Barbados’ east coast.

• Foursquare Rum Distillery - For those who appreciate rum and history, the Foursquare Rum Factory and Heritage Park is a must-visit! Located on a former sugar plantation in the southern countryside of Barbados, this remarkable site offers tours of the modern and computerized rum factory, where some of the world’s finest rums, such as Doorly’s, Old Brigand, and E.S.A. Field, are produced. Visitors can also sample these exquisite rums at the Copper Still bar for a small fee. Don’t miss the Heritage Park, where historic buildings, colonial architecture, and a folk museum await. The beautiful gardens, art and craft shops, and food and drink stalls add to the experience. Foursquare Rum Factory and Heritage Park is a must-see attraction for anyone eager to experience the culture and spirit of Barbados!

• Bottled water
• Lunch
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Admission Included

• Gratuities

Begin your adventure with a convenient pick-up from any location in Barbados. The journey starts at the historic St. Nicholas Abbey, one of only three genuine Jacobean mansions in the Western Hemisphere. Step into this beautifully preserved 17th-century plantation house, explore its museum filled with antiques, wander through the lush gardens, and discover the on-site rum distillery that produces award-winning Barbados rum. Next, proceed to Cherry Tree Hill for panoramic views of the verdant Scotland District. Afterward, enjoy a scenic drive along the east coast, passing by the tranquil Cattlewash Beach. The tour concludes at the renowned Foursquare Distillery, where you’ll enjoy a 2-hour guided tour and rum demonstration, sampling some of the finest rums Barbados has to offer.

Join us for a day filled with history, culture, and stunning scenery — an unforgettable Barbados island experience!

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