Top Caribbean Walking & Biking Tours

Gregory was super responsive through Viator portal. He also varied our ride so we could visit a site (HARP gun) that we couldn't find ourselves the day before. Gregory has personal stories and knowledge regarding the gun! We couldn't have been more delighted to get a video of our path and stops along the way!

We arrived in Barbados on a cruise ship and did not know if we would make it to the tour on time. I emailed Roger who answered within minutes, and he reassured us that he would pick us up at the cruise terminal and get us to the tour on time. Roger arrived right on time and brought us to the start of the Great Adventure Tour where we met up with the other members of our group of 5 and Greg, the co-owner of Ebike Barbados. We were given instructions on how to use the ebikes and 3 bottles of water to carry in a small back pack. If you've never ridden an ebike, you're in for a treat. You still have to pedal but the "e" component makes these bikes a pleasure to ride. The assist has 4 settings so you can have minimal to high assist. The bikes have fat tires and can handle the loose terrain,curbs and rocks that you encounter on the tour. You should be in half decent shape to participate in this tour. Greg and Roger are great tour leaders. Greg takes up the lead and Roger stays in the back so we never felt that we we lagging behind. They both know the history of Barbados and take you along the coast on a journey with spectacular views. We rode 16 miles in 3 hours with a few stops along the way to admire the views. At the end of the tour we had cold beverages and Roger brought us back to the ship. Overall, this was a great way to spend a day on Barbados,see the local sites that you would miss by riding on a bus and meet some nice people along the way.

Confirmed on behalf of my client, he has provided excellent feedback for all of the experience of this tour from amazing staff to great equipment.

Had a great bike ride with Benson. Lots of info on the island and history. Very enjoyable and Benson was a great host.

I had planned this tour via internet a couple of weeks before we reached St. Maarten. We arrived at the agreed time close to the main pier and our guide Jenel was already expecting us. The bikes were bigger then usual which is exactly what I ordered as we are both 2m tall. Our guide Jenel proved to be very knowledgable and funny. He showed us nice spots on the Island and gave us many background information in an interesting and entertaining way. The three hours tour was time well spend and we particularly wanted to thank Jenel for showing us the city.

Miguel and I were the only two on this day, riding through town. So, he was able to take me places that I wanted to see, take pics and talk about the areas we rode through. Miguel was a great tour guide, patient and we had a plan that when I was tired, to ring my bell! We enjoyed a great sunny day. Thanks Miguel!

Alex met us right on time and guided us on a fascinating tour of Bridgetown. He was so considerate, making sure we crossed all roads safely and always tried to stop in the shade to talk to us. He even brought snacks and water for us! He was knowledgeable, being a school teacher, and enlightened us on Bridgetown's troubled history of slavery and colonialism as well as the hope for the future, including the most recent election of Barbados' first female Prime Minister, who won all 30 seats in the House of Commons.

Thoroughly enjoyed a very informative tour. Really wanted to go inside a small rum shop we stopped outside on Suttle Street. (Time wouldn't allow). Guide was knowledgeable and keen to learn of our English stories as well. Well worth the tour cost.

The tour was excellent and the guide very informative. The tour filled many questions about the historical sites of Bridgetown and Barbados. It was also very interesting to talk about present day life on the island and its hopes for the future. A very worthwhile tour and highly recommended.

Samuel is one of the 3 top tour guides I have ever had. OUTSATANDING!!! He's not just a tour guide, He's also an expert on what you're seeing. He takes groups of up to 9 and does the tour based on what you are interested in. Can't use enough superlatives .

The was very informative and enjoyable. As many people have mentioned, this is more of a historical tour. But he gives you some suggestions for good places to visit and eat. Very great job.

As a native Puertorican, I am so proud of our culture and history and can’t enough of it. ThIs was my second time taking David’s tour. I loved the first experience, approximately 4 years ago, so much I wanted to share it with my boyfriend (who is not Puertorican) this trip. Highly recommend to everyone! David is knowledgeable, witty and so pleasant. And awesome tour - wear comfortable shoes and get ready to learn and fall in love with PR!

David was a good guide, he even gave us each a bottle of water and a frame in a gift bag to start our day! There were only 6 in our group so it was easy to stay together or ask questions. It would have been nice to allow a little more time to take photos, but we did go back and take them ourselves later.

Our guide Chendo was outstanding! He was just so knowledgeable and so friendly. We walked around Old San Juan and just saw so much. It was just such a wonderful time. We can’t recommend this tour enough!

Ian was a great tour guide. He showed us all around the island and went out of his way to make sure we had an amazing time. Would definitely recommend this tour, and Ian, to anyone wanting to truly see Old San Juan.

It was a great relief to me that my grandchildren would not actually be feeding monkeys but would be there to observe. ( Monkeys are fascinating to watch, from a distance, but they are wild animals and should be treated as such!!!) Charles arrived to pick us up as planned and we were all happy to listen to him educate us about Barbados. Thank you Charles Mark for treating us to a very educational tour. You were so entertaining that our grandchildren ( 8 and 12 ) are still referring to some of the things you shared with us.

Was wonderful. Kids and adults really enjoyed it! It was so cool to see the turtles and monkeys just roaming around! Definitely worth seeing!

I did enjoy WATCHING the monkeys eat. I understand why we can't feed them but that should be clear in the description. I felt misinformed.

Walking tours are our preferred way of seeing new places. On this occasion we had the guide Karen to ourselves. Unfortunately the Parliament Museum was closed for the holidays so we were only able to view it from the outside. We did go into the Exchange Museum where Karen arranged for us to have a private tour with one of the museum's curators. Karen then improvised for the closure of the Parliament Museum by taking us round St Michael's Cathedral and to St Mary's Church where we were able to listen to the choir who were rehearsing for a recital the next day. She then walked back with us to the Cruise Ship terminal all the while describing the history and buildings we were passing. All in all a good tour despite the rocky start!

Although the rain had made the kayak trip a little more difficult and the recent storm had made the beach unusable, our party had a great time on this trip. The guides were very friendly and accommodating to our needs.

The bike-kayak-hike combination was the perfect activity for a day in Antigua! We recommend it highly for cruisers in port for a day, looking for a mild to moderate activity to feel human again after indulging in cruise ship excesses!!! The equipment bicycles/helmets and kayaks/paddles were all in excellent condition and our tour guide/owners Giles & Mark were astounding in their attention to service and friendliness throughout the day. Nothing on the tour was too rough for anybody in average physical condition. The ride was flat for easy pedaling, the kayak was on glass calm water through the mangroves, and the hike was more or less a casual stroll through historic fort remains from British colony times. Giles was knowledgeable on the history of this beautiful island from colonization through modern times. And as a nice surprise, we had about an hour of beach time before riding back to port. So with a little swimming, it may actually count as 4 activities! So, if you are in Antigua for the day, look these guys up! You will be glad you did... We were! Donna & Pete.

This was a great way to learn a little history and enjoy great food. Linelle was a great guide. She was very knowledgeable, conscientious and was very good about keeping us on schedule. I wish I had done something like this the first time I had visited San Juan.

Guide was Danny. High energy. Perhaps more than necessary---however, he recognizes this but unable to rein it in. Intends to provide a topis experience. For a first time visitor, this is a good introduction---got to make our own mofongo. For someone more experienced with PR cuisine, this may be too introductory.

Chiara did a lovely job sharing information about Puerto Rican food, Puerto Rican history and Puerto Rican history! Enjoyed the evening!