9 reviews of Barbados Shore Excursion: Barbados in a Day Tour
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Reviewed by Beverly C, March 2013
We had a wonderful time. We did everything that was promised. Little bit of confusion about who we were. Next time just ask for the paperwork. Thank you Jamal. You did a great job.
Reviewed by ianlturner, January 2013
The tour was fantastic and great value for money. We did a fair bit of research and this tour looked to be the best and also proved to be the best. Tour guide was really great and he went out of his way to look after us. Would definitely recommend them to others. Ian+Kerry
Reviewed by Arlene, March 2012
I just wanted you to know how much we enjoyed our ½ day trip on Barbados on March 16. My wife and I had a nice tour of Harrison’s Cave, wildlife reserve and snorkeling with the turtles and fish. Quammie was a knowledgeable and friendly tour operator. We hope to come back again, and will recommend him and your tour company to friends and family.
Sincerely,
Mark and Arlene Callahan
Mechanicsburg, PA 17055
ajcmdc82@comcast.net
Reviewed by Thomas P, October 2011
A well organized tour and lots of fun. Would highly recommend this tour.
Reviewed by Anonymous, August 2011
Reviewed by JennyC, USA, August 2011
Reviewed by Rick W, June 2011
Great excursion! Our guide had a great personality and made sure we enjoyed our day. The selection of things we did was wonderful. Highlite was feeding the monkeys and swimming with the turtles. All ages enjoyed the activities.
Reviewed by Annette M, USA, March 2012
Jam packed day that has you rushing from one spot to another. We had an "unplanned" stop at a pottery factory, supposedly because of the time of the cave tour. But it felt extremely planned out as someone was waiting to give us a tour.
The low point of the day was definitely the cave. If there was a way to skip it I would have been thrilled. Seen far better caves in the past. Something to be survived, not enjoyed in my opinion.
The monkey preserve was fantastic. We stopped just outside and had a chance to actually feed them. They are incredibly gentle and will happily sit there and pick through the seed in your hand to find the choicest bits. I could have stayed all day.
Snorkeling was an experience. We stopped twice. I am experienced and had no issues. However, the current was so strong that roughly 3/4 of the people on the boat had to be rescued. The difference in my opinion was not only experience but also the fact that I had my own fins, which the boat did not provide. Makes a huge difference when dealing with currents. Life vests were flying off the boat, people were being pulled back in. I have never seen anything like it. To make it more difficult, locals trying to convince you to go for a jet ski ride were zipping through the snorkeling area. I was nearly hit in the head. No help with the rescue, just asking you to ditch the boat and go with them instead.
Sea turtles were at the second, much calmer spot. They were great. Used to being fed by people so they are fearless. Will swim straight at you.
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