You'll get into the chilled-out vibes of Barbados in no time after swimming with the Caribbean's laidback giants – hawksbill and leatherback turtles. Your transport for the day will be a sleek catamaran, with a fully stocked open bar for post-snorkelling refreshments.

This night out is Barbados through and through. You'll feast on a barbecue dinner to the joyful rhythms of the local band then top the night with a show of fire eaters, stilt walkers and limbo dancing. All-inclusive house drinks are available all night, too.Start your evening with transfer from your hotel to where a sensory exploration of Barbados life awaits. The sounds, colours and electric atmosphere make it one to remember. The local band will set the scene first with upbeat Caribbean melodies as you settle into the beachside venue. Then tuck into a freshly-grilled barbecue dinner complete with open bar.Now the action really causes a spark once stilt walkers, carnival-like performers and more melodious tunes get your feet tapping and eventually on to the dancefloor. It will all heat up once fire eaters take to the stage and limbo dancing rounds off a fun-filled evening.

Explore beyond the beach in Barbados with this full day tour. Travel from coast to coast and tick-off the top sights of the island. From the sweeping plantations to the rugged east coast coves and bays, it's a roll call of the most hard to reach places.There's a stop in Speightstown to take some quick pics of the tropical-coloured houses, before a trip to Animal Flower Cave – an incredible coral-filled cavern which was discovered by two English explorers in 1780. Further along the coast, you can snap views from 260 metres above the water at Cherry Tree Hill, and breathe in the ocean air at boulder-studded Bathsheba beach.A drive through Bridgetown is also on the itinerary. The island's capital is home to St Ann's Garrison, a British-built fort made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011. You'll stop for photos at heart-stirring locations like the rugged Scotland District and the famous surf spot known as the Soup Bowl. A typical Bajan lunch rounds off the day.

A trip to Barbados wouldn't be complete without watching an authentic Caribbean sunset. Set sail on this catamaran cruise and you'll spend the afternoon soaking up the sunshine, taking in shoreline views and tucking into a tasty dinner onboard. Then, sit back and watch as day turns to night and the sky fills with colour as the sun slips beyond the horizon.

Discover the hidden coves and bays of Barbados with this 4x4 island tour. Book here for amazing landscapes, plantation mansions and a Bajan buffet lunch.

Leaving Barbados without sampling the island's favourite tipple would be almost criminal. So this rum and lunch tour takes care of that for with the added bonus of a Bajan lunch. This afternoon at Mount Gay Rum distilleries – with a sampling, of course – is a must-do.Located on the shores of the Caribbean, the Mount Gay Rum distilleries promise the best of Barbados in a bottle. You'll start off with a welcome Barbados rum punch to loosen you up for the afternoon. Then, there's a heritage tour around the gardens, learning about three centuries of rum production here.But the best is yet to come - you'll taste three different rums. And it'll soon be lunchtime when you'll get to wander around live food stations that are cooking up some nice and spicy Bajan dishes.

This trip brings together a trio of Barbados' best experiences. Take a walk on the island's wild side with a guided nature hike, then travel by solar-powered trams through the giant limestone underworld of Harrison's Cave. Finally, after breaking for a Bajan lunch and an ice-cold cocktail, you'll learn more about the history and taste one of the island's biggest export – Mount Gay Rum.

Double-up on top Barbados experiences with this combo tour. Take a walk on the island's wild side with a guided nature hike, then travel by tram through the giant limestone underworld of Harrison's Cave. There'll be plenty of photo stops as orange mood-lighting illuminates the labyrinth of spiky stalactites and stalagmites, cascading water, sparkling streams and deep pools.

Taking you to places normally only seen by scuba divers, this submarine dive lets you see Barbados's underwater world in the comfort of an air-conditioned cabin. You'll dive up to 150ft beneath the surface on a guided voyage past corals, tropical marine life and shipwrecks.After pick-up from your hotel, you'll descend into a submarine equipped with panoramic windows. Once you're in and the submarine's sealed, you'll gradually lower closer to the seabed on a fully narrated undersea adventure. Your captain will steer you down into the depths of the underwater world to see a shipwreck that has come to rest and many more delights.You'll also glide past numerous fish and busy reefs that come alive with different colours throughout the day. Spot tropical marine life with the help of the on-board crew and return to land dry and ready for the rest of your day.

Located on the shores of the Caribbean, the Mount Gay Rum distilleries promise the best of Barbados in a bottle. And on this evening tour, you'll not only learn the background of the island's favourite tipple, you'll also master the tricks behind making a perfect rum cocktail with an expert mixologist.

This morning tour takes you off the sunbed and to some of Barbados' best bits. After a scenic drive along the island's Gold Coast, you'll arrive into Speightstown. Take a step back in time in this historic town, before heading to St. Nicholas Abbey for a tour of the estate, followed by a rum tasting. It's on to Cherry Hill next, where you'll snack on light nibbles washed down with rum punch, as well as grab those all-important holiday snaps. A great way to end a morning of exploration.

A trio of Barbados' best beauty spots are waiting to be explored on this experience. Start the day with a stroll around the Flower Forest – a botanical garden with a rainbow assortment of flowers. Then, it's off to Harrison's Cave for an immersive underground tram ride. A tasty Bajan lunch will be served up alongside rum punch, before you end the day at Earthworks Pottery for a guided tour.

Seeing the very best of Barbados just got easier with these minibus tours. If you're staying on the south of the island, you'll explore the west and north, whereas if you're on the west coast, you'll explore the south and north. And in true Bajan style, there'll be great music, Caribbean vibes and plenty of rum punch along the way.

See the best of Barbados' coast on this exploration tour. If you opt for a full day trip, you'll sightsee in Speightstown, hike around Little Bay and head to Beachy Head for great views and a perfect opportunity to grab holiday snaps. You'll also enjoy refreshments and nibbles in Cherry Hill, and a tasty Barbadian lunch in Bathsheba. Or, choose the half day option, and you'll see Gun Hill, Bathsheba and enjoy a snack in Barclays Park.

Sunsets across the open waters of the Caribbean Sea are spectacular. As the sun dips below the horizon, casting the sky in a golden glow, you'll find yourself in the perfect setting for making memories on this sunset catamaran cruise. With the added bonus of live music courtesy of a steel pan band, as well as a buffet dinner and open bar, you'll experience an evening out that will stay with you long after the sun has set.

The Island Tour, will take you on a captivating Journey through the heart and soul of Barbados, you will see the historical land marks learn about Barbados history, while taking in the stunning sites.

Sightseeing doesn't get any more laidback and outdoorsy than this electric bike tour around some of Barbados' top sights. Hop on your eco-friendly bike and you'll head to St. John's Parish Church, Hackleton's Cliff, Peg Farm and more. Then, after grabbing some pics at Chimborazo – one of the highest points of the island – you'll glide downhill through Braggs Hill forest and the Grand Coconut Stand. This jam-packed tour ends with an easy ride through Redhill.

Nestled on Barbados' wild east coast, Walkers Reserve is a haven for eco-conscious adventurers and nature lovers alike. With a knowledgeable guide at hand, you'll head out on foot to explore the nature trails, learning the story of this area's transformation – from Walkers Sand Quarry to a thriving eco-hub. Keep your eyes peeled for migratory birds, green monkeys, mongooses and more. After all that exploration, you'll savour the flavours of Barbados with a farm-to-table barbecue lunch.

There's a host of things to do at Harrison's Cave, and you'll experience it for yourself on this half day adventure. Take to the treetops and unleash your inner Tarzan on the brand-new Monkey Zipline, tour the famous Mount Gay Rum History Centre & Cellar, before settling in for a cheeky tipple. There's also the icon Instagram spot for the perfect selfie, nature trails and more.

Adventure-seekers should look no further than this ziplining experience in Barbados. Start your day meandering through nature trails and ancient caves, then taking the excitement sky-high with a ziplining course. Zip 100 feet above the forest floor, with panoramic views of Barbados' natural splendour. In between, wander to the tropical bird aviary or indulge in a Mount Gay rum history lesson. And when it's time to refuel, the Pool Bar & Grill has got your cravings covered.

Experience the wild side of Barbados with this action-packed day out for all the family. Discover the island's beauty through a film, then explore stunning caves via tram. Up for excitement? Conquer the Caribbean's largest obstacle course for an adrenaline rush. Take a stroll in the bird aviary, then refresh at the Green Monkey Pool Bar & Grill. Cap off your day learning about rum history on a self-guided tour.

You'll be spoilt for choice on things to do on this half day adventure at Harrison's Cave. Take to the treetops and unleash your inner Tarzan on the brand-new Monkey Zipline and Gully High Ropes Challenge, tour the famous Mount Gay Rum History Centre & Cellar, before settling in for a cheeky tipple. There's also the icon Instagram spot for the perfect selfie, nature trails and more.

Get a fresh perspective on the mysteries of the deep when you join this night tour. After a short boat transfer, the submarine dives to a depth of 150 feet. First you'll see coral gardens with shoals of colourful fish by daylight, and then lit up by the submarine's spotlights when darkness falls. There's even a shipwreck to look out for.

Nestled on Barbados' wild east coast, Walkers Reserve is a haven for eco-conscious adventurers and nature lovers alike. With a knowledgeable guide at hand, you'll head out to explore the nature trails, learning the story of this area's transformation – from Walkers Sand Quarry to a thriving eco-hub. Keep your eyes peeled for migratory birds, green monkeys, mongooses and more. After all that exploration, you'll savour the flavours of Barbados with a farm-to-table barbecue lunch.

Buzz into a day of adventure in Barbados on this early morning experience. Suit up for an up-close bee experience, exploring the apiaries with a pro and learning about honey bee conservation, as well as what you can do to protect these vital pollinators. After, you'll end your day sweetly with a jar of fresh honey and a slice of honey spice cake, perfectly paired with a refreshing drink.

Adventure and nature go hand in hand on this exciting day out at Harrison's Cave. Soar to new heights on a ziplining challenge, take a walk on the island's wild side with a guided nature hike, then travel by tram through the giant limestone underworld of Harrison's Cave. Then, learn more about the history and taste one of the island's biggest exports – Mount Gay Rum.