Get a glimpse of the Historic Garrison that is rich in military history. If you're lucky you may see some horses training!

Visit Oistins, once a major seaport and home to one of the best open-air parties and fish fries.

At this stop you will enjoy one of Barbados' beautiful beaches. This beach is partially encircled by steep coral cliffs, and it offers a panoramic view of the south shore.

The visit to St. John’s Parish church is intriguing, it’s gothic inspired architecture, intricately carved staircases and elaborately crafted pulpit are not to be missed. Its serene graveyard has a magnificent panoramic view from Pico Tenerife in the North to ragged Point in the East. The graveyard is also perfect for grave spotting. Look out for the tomb of Ferdinando Paleologus, a descendant of Emperor Constantine the Great.

A wild and picturesque area, Bathsheba is probably one of the most notorious landmarks on the East Coast of Barbados. Here you can take many photos of the large coral boulders that broke away from ancient coral reefs thousands of years ago.

Here we stop to take in in the spectacular views of the northern coast of Barbados where huge Atlantic waves crash against the cliffs.

Holetown was the first town ever built on the island. As you travers this town you will experience its charm. You will see a plethora of charming shops, restaurants, art galleries, and pubs.

Speightstown is located on Barbados' north-west coast and it is one of the island's main towns. You will see various types of architecture that tell stories of the town's heritage.