Top Barbados Underground Tours

The experience was amazing. The staff members were really friendly especially the Zip line guides Gino and DeAngelo.

Informative, on the historical discovery and development of the cave. The zipline is an enjoyable experience for any adventurous individual. The guides are very friendly and professional as they ensure your experience is memorable and the activities are carried out in a safe manner.

The monkey feeding and nature reserve was fun to visit. Our guide was very knowledgeable and friendly.

Our driver was Steven. He was excellent, friendly, knowledgeable and fun. We were collected from our hotel, it wasn’t on the orginal hotel pick up list, I emailed to ask to be collected from there instead and it was accommodated with no problem. The monkeys and the sanctuary were fun. Saw plenty of animals and had an additional stop at the flower cave north of the island which was fabulous for views and a cold beer. Tips: wear proper trainers, or shoes. Flip flops aren’t good for some of the uneven pathways around the forest area. Take some cash. You stop for a photo and there are a couple of stalls with locals selling a few souvenirs. It’s how they make their living and nice to give to them your cash rather than the larger stores. Overall it was a great trip and highly recommend.

We wanted to explore Harrison’s Cave, but since we love being hands-on and adventurous, we opted for the Exploration Adventure instead of the tram, and we were SO happy we did!Our guide was Rawle, aka “Mountain Goat,” a nickname he earned as a child from climbing the ravines to retrieve cricket balls. We also learned that in Bajan culture, many people go by nicknames rather than their legal names, which I loved learning!We crawled, climbed, and explored through the caves while learning all about their formations and conservation. There were even tiny seashells embedded in the ceilings, it was incredible to think that all of this was once beneath the sea.The experience went far beyond just the cave itself. Rawle taught us about the surrounding gully and how beautifully everything in the ecosystem is interconnected. We learned about medicinal plants, huge hollow trees with fibrous root systems that help prevent erosion, and strong vines that children would climb and that were traditionally used for basket weaving. He even picked and ate Barbadian almonds and hog plums straight from the trees, and they were delicious!After crawling through the caves, covering ourselves in natural clay masks, washing off, and changing, we grabbed some fish cakes and enjoyed the bird aviary.Rawle was phenomenal, knowledgeable, funny, and most importantly, incredibly safety-conscious. I felt completely secure exploring with him, especially knowing he grew up climbing and exploring these caves himself. He was also amazing at capturing photos and videos of us throughout the entire experience without us even having to ask—he just did it so we could fully enjoy the moment and have those memories to look back on. I was SO appreciative of that. Pickup and drop-off were also easy and pleasant.And honestly, pictures do not do this place justice. The caves and surrounding gully are even more incredible in person, you truly have to experience it for yourself.A full 10/10 experience. If you’re physically capable and want something more adventurous and immersive, DO the Exploration Adventure. You will not regret it!!! 🇧🇧🪨🌿

We wanted to explore Harrison’s Cave, but since we love being hands-on and adventurous, we opted for the Exploration Adventure instead of the tram, and we were SO happy we did!Our guide was Rawle, aka “Mountain Goat,” a nickname he earned as a child from climbing the ravines to retrieve cricket balls. We also learned that in Bajan culture, many people go by nicknames rather than their legal names, which I loved learning!We crawled, climbed, and explored through the caves while learning all about their formations and conservation. There were even tiny seashells embedded in the ceilings, it was incredible to think that all of this was once beneath the sea.The experience went far beyond just the cave itself. Rawle taught us about the surrounding gully and how beautifully everything in the ecosystem is interconnected. We learned about medicinal plants, huge hollow trees with fibrous root systems that help prevent erosion, and strong vines that children would climb and that were traditionally used for basket weaving. He even picked and ate Barbadian almonds and hog plums straight from the trees, and they were delicious!After crawling through the caves, covering ourselves in natural clay masks, washing off, and changing, we grabbed some fish cakes and enjoyed the bird aviary.Rawle was phenomenal, knowledgeable, funny, and most importantly, incredibly safety-conscious. I felt completely secure exploring with him, especially knowing he grew up climbing and exploring these caves himself. He was also amazing at capturing photos and videos of us throughout the entire experience without us even having to ask—he just did it so we could fully enjoy the moment and have those memories to look back on. I was SO appreciative of that. Pickup and drop-off were also easy and pleasant.And honestly, pictures do not do this place justice. The caves and surrounding gully are even more incredible in person, you truly have to experience it for yourself.A full 10/10 experience. If you’re physically capable and want something more adventurous and immersive, DO the Exploration Adventure. You will not regret it!!! 🇧🇧🪨🌿

I love the Harrison’s cave tram exploration, and the enchanted garden tour. Our tour guides were knowledgeable and informative. I was in awe watching all corners of the cave, and taking lots of pictures and videos. It was a site to see, and I am glad was able to experience this. It’s a must see.

My family we enjoyed ourselves to the fullest the staff was very very friendly and very informative about the cave and the environs the cave itself was very beautiful and given that it was so deep its beauty was two fold .my self and family enjoyed ourselves to the max .

The Harrisons cabe tour & the tranquility boat tour were both informative, fun and something I would advocate you doing!

Very well organized, cheerful driver. Enoo no yes both parts of the tour and went back to Savvy the following day

Such a fun experience, we did the cave tour and the zip line. Both the cave and the zip line was incredible! the staff who worked the Zipline made the whole experience with the jokes but also making you feel very safe the whole time! the cave staff were very knowledgeable and we enjoyed it!

I truly enjoyed my experience!! It was very informative. It began with a short educational and engaging film and then we got onto the tram ride. I rate this especially 5/5 or 10/10!!

This was well worth doing, the tour guide was lovely and was giving us a talk most of the journey he interacted with us and gave us interesting info about Barbados. But most importantly, the monkeys looked so healthy and happy they were not in the cage and the staff were very good at telling tourists not to touch them and not to feed them.. they really looked after the animals as well. I would highly recommend this tour. Was delighted to see the monkeys Free and happy. 😃

What an amazing day! Our guide Charles was brilliant and very knowledgeable about the island as he took us to the animal sanctuary. Charles even ensured our son saw the Caiman by taking him to them personally, he didn't expect such close encounter! Feeding the monkeys was an unexpected treat. Charles stopped off so we could buy mangos and coconuts and took us to some lovely view points and animal flower cave. Would highly recommend this trip.

Unique experience doing cave tour on foot (and all fours!)Rawle was an amazing guide, knowledgeable and attentive as we trekked through the ins and outs of the cave. Challenge with great reward seeing hidden gems of cave. Wht an adventure!!

I absolutely enjoyed the cave so spectacular you must see I was in amazement. Also, loved the nature walk with beautiful pants so beautiful I took lots of pictures I plan on hanging them on my office wall. Treat yourself to an awesome time I did!