Bridgetown Harbour Cruise Shuttles

Along the western shores of Barbados, Bridgetown Harbour Cruise Pier is an especially inviting place to land ashore, not only because of its location along one of the Bahamas more isolated isles but its attached building offering a helpful tourism desk. The Princess Alice Bus Terminal is also located about ten minutes walking-distance from the port, though guests may want to consider private options for a bit more freedom. Discover shores along Carlisle Bay, from Brownes Beach to Pebbles Beach, by going with a simple sedan perfect for honeymooners, or seek the right family-friendly getaway by taking a chartered bus or van toward one of many shopping malls. Meet-and-greet services are also perfect for those interested in getting dropped off wherever, whether that means taking things slow with a local personal driver’s native point of view, or getting there fast with an efficient taxi.

Filled with history, unique shops and instant access to miles of beachfront, guests will have all they need the moment the boat docks. At first glance, great photo opportunities can be found at the astounding Independence Arch, while the Blackwoods Screw Dock Barbados is home to a historic view at the town’s beginnings as a fisherman port. Quirky landmarks a bit further inland range from the Exchange Museum’s view of currencies from across the globe, while the Agapey Chocolate Factory Tours & Shop offer interesting perspectives of the island’s rich culture of chocolate making. Just west of the chocolate factory is the Pelican Village Craft Centre’s vast array of locally made souvenirs and local restaurants, while even further rests The Cricket Legends of Barbados, home to local history of cricket from within a beautiful light-filled home. Before boarding the cruise ship, have dinner along the beach, choosing between popular options like The Boatyard Club or Copacabana Beach Club.