ANIMALS AND MINERALS IN BARBADOS
$65 Per Person

Your tour starts out at Harrisons Cave, one of Barbados's favorite places to visit. Here you will board a tram for a comfortable ride through this sub-surface phenomenon is said to be the only one of its kind in the Caribbean. It wasn't until 1970 that a speleologist named Ole Sorensen discovered a new and interesting section of the cave, now called the Crystal Cavern. As surface water seeped through the limestone rock over millions of years, it carved out this magnificent series of caverns packed with underground streams and waterfalls, stalagmites and stalactites.

From Harrison's Caves, you'll drive up the island's green hills and down to the charming little village of Bathsheba. This sleepy town is best known for its rough seas and dramatic ocean-carved cliffs. Keep your camera ready for some unforgettable scenery.

No trip to Barbados would be complete without a visit to the Wildlife Reserve, home of the green tailed monkey. Walk the footpaths to see entire families of monkeys, young ones at play, mothers keeping an eye on things, fathers looking for food. In addition to the monkeys, you will also view exotic animals, reptiles and birds.

A glimpse of the Morgan Lewis windmill is also on the itinerary