Things to do in

Saint John, Barbados

The adventure begins with pickup from your island accommodation or a convenient meeting point. Arrive at the sleepy fishing village of Tent Bay, characterized by the stunning scenery of the Scottish District that is so wonderfully different to other parts of the island. From Tent Bay embark on a 6 km hike along the rugged East Coast of the island, following the former train line that existed between Bridgetown and Belleplaine in the late 1800s. Along the way, soak up breathtaking panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and learn about the history and heritage of Barbados from your expert guides. The hike ends at Bath Beach where you’ll hop on your electric bike and start the second part of the tour. Travel along hilly tracks and the coastal cliffs of Forteqsue, passing through Conset Cutting. Arrive at a scenic lookout point and marvel at the incredible view of Culpepper Island before heading back to Bath Beach for some well-deserved complimentary drinks and a swim in the sea.

This activity begins at Bath Beach and can be done as a leisurely hike or sporty run. Follow Bath Trail, which was once the route trains took from Bridgetown to Belleplaine in the 1800s, and take in stunning views of the coast. End in Bathsheba, an East Coast fishing village, and named after Bathsheba, the wife of King David. Admire even more breathtaking views of wide white sand beaches that stretch along a dramatic coastline of striking rock formations. Watch as the Atlantic rollers break in cascades of foam.  Be prepared for terrain that varies quite significantly and at times makes this route fairly challenging, but more than memorable.