In The Mixx Tour

Itinerary

In The Mixx Tour

Please note In the Mixed Tour can be customized to your need, of THREE CHOICES

Pelican Craft Center Demonstration of Jewelry making, Pottery, and Crystal Form. 

Historic Buildings: 

The Screw Dock, 

The Parliament Building the third oldest in the western hemisphere.

The Historic St. Michael Cathedral

Swimming with the Turtles.

Relax on the Beach with Lunch

The Black wood Screw Dock

Blackwoods Screw Dock, Bridgetown, Barbados

Our accredited guide will meet you in Independence Square, and take you to The Blackwood Screw Dock, the only one in the world, Take pictures as you tour the Screw Dock. 

The St. Michael's Cathedral

St. Michael's Cathedral, Spry St. east of National Heroes Sq., Bridgetown Barbados

Stroll unto The Historic St. Michael Cathedral, with its fabulous barrel-vaulted sealing, that was supposedly the biggest in the world.

The Parliament Buildings

Parliament Buildings, Bridgetown, Barbados

The parliament building of Barbados dates back to the 1870 sand has been the meeting place of the chamber of Parliaments ever since

Bridgetown, Bridgetown, Saint Michael Parish, Barbados

Swan Street was once known as Jew Town where the Jews used to live and conduct business, a no traffic shopping area

Pirate's Cove, Farnell Alley, Bay Street, Bridgetown, Barbados

Stroll into Pirate Cove with your accredited guide, and Swim with the Turtle or relax on the beach and have lunch. (Note if interested in swimming with the turtles a fee applies)

Pelican Craft Center, Pelican Point Shopping Ctr, Bridgetown Barbados

Stroll into Nafai Creations with our accredited guide, see a demonstration of the art of jewelry making. (Make your own Jewelry) take a turn on the pottery wheel, and , Crystal Forms you be amazed at the beautifully designs crystal forms that will be demonstrated using flame work. Design your own crystal form.

Bridgetown, Bridgetown, Saint Michael Parish, Barbados

Stroll with the accredited guide unto the Boardwalk, stand in the area where the ships dock, and discover the history of the trans-Atlantic trade. There stands a Plaque as a tribute.