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Villa Nova Great House
The elegance and charm of a luxury tropical home within the walls of a historic and stately house. Villa Nova is one of the last remaining Great Houses of Barbados. A grand plantation house ... |
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Cotton Tower Signal Station
A 19th century signalling station now maintained by the Barbados National Trust as a historic site. It was one in a chain of stations ... |
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Animal Flower Cave
Natures own flower of the sea, also known as the Sea Anemone.
At the northernmost tip of the island of Barbados is a spectacular view point and gift shop where you can get a cold drink ... |
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Gun Hill Signal Station
Originally built in 1818 this is the best preserved of the signal stations. Any signal going from Cotton Tower to St. Ann’s Fort in Bridgetown had to ... |
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Maycocks Fort and Beach
On the path that leads down the beautiful and remote Maycocks Bay beach you will find the old ruins of Maycocks Fort. Legend has it that treasure is buried at the fort but has never been found. The ... |
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Tyrol Cot Heritage Village
This unique historic site is the first Heritage Village in Barbados and is the creation and property of the Barbados National Trust. Set in three acres of landscaped gardens, with Barbadian fine ... |
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Nicholas Abbey at Cherry Tree Hill
Nicholas Abbey at Cherry Tree Hill is a fine example of Jacobean styling and is thought to be one of the ... |
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Holetown Monument
Originally called “James Town” this is the site of the first landing made in 1625 by the crew of the ship ... |
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Grenade Hall Forest and Signal Station
Look beyond our trees...and discover our roots.
Not to be missed, this exciting attraction is situated right next to the Barbados Wildlife Reserve and Farley Hill National Park en route to ... |
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Sunbury Plantation House
Set in the heart of tranquil countryside, Sunbury is a superb 300 year old example of a Barbadian Sugar Estate Great House. Featuring mahogany antiques, spacious grounds, old prints, and a unique ... |
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Harrison Point Lighthouse
Off the beaten track in the rugged northern coast you will find Harrison Point Lighthouse. The view out onto the ocean from Harrison Point and Great Head is specatular, overlooking the worn shoreline ... |
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Harrisons Cave
First mentioned in historical documents in 1795, the caves were virtually forgotten for nearly two centuries until Barbadian Tony Mason and Danish speliologist ... |
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The Potteries
An old village situated on the slopes of Chalky Mount, where pottery has been made for about 300 years. The skill has been passed on ... |
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Morgan Lewis Mill
Morgan Lewis Mill is the last remaining windmill on the island. It still has the roundhouse, tail tree and points. |
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Oistins
On the South Coast Oistins was once the major seaport. It was here that Royalist Barbadians grudgingly pledged their allegiance to Oliver Cromwell and his ... |
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Francia Plantation
Open House and Gardens. A fine family home open to the public.
Situated on a wooded hillside overlooking the picturesque St. George valley, Francia is an elegant Plantation House which ... |
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The guides of the Barbados Association of Seaport Taxis can take you on a memorable journey.
A tour with them can take you to the local rum shops, village craft shops or places where you can experience village life and culture.
You can also visit the traditional historical stops such as Bathsheba, St. John's Church, Gun Hill, or old plantation houses to name a few or just drive around and enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the island.
For the sea bathers, there can be direct stops at any of the lovely beaches.
The Barbados Association of Seaport Taxis provides the alternative for your tours and can accommodate one person or large groups on coaches complete with commentaries and wheel chair lifts.
Passengers are free to decide where to go and what to do.
The modern fleet of 200 taxis allows for the provision of a variety of tours featuring excellent and personalised services at short notice and with cost effective prices.
The taxis and guides can be found just outside the Cruise Terminal building.
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