| Trip Name | From | Days | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Island Odyssey: Bahamas to the Grenadine | $19,990 | 11 | Set sail on an 11-day Caribbean cruise from Nassau to Bridgetown on the Scenic Eclipse, visiting remote gems like Staniel Cay, Turks and Caicos, and St. Barts. Enjoy ultra-luxury amenities and guided excursions for a refined and relaxing experience. |
| Trip Name | From | Days | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barbados to Panama | $4,450 | 15 | Starting at the Caribbean port of Bridgetown, this 15-day cruise aboard the Royal Clipper sails through the turquoise Caribbean waters en route to the Panama Canal, visiting Grenada, Bonaire, Curacao, Aruba, and Colombia along the way. Explore the tropical jungles, snorkel in vibrant reefs, immerse yourself in tribal culture, and marvel at the Panama Canal. |
| Discover Eastern Caribbean & Grenadines | $15,980 | 15 | Set sail on a 15-day Caribbean journey, where pristine beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and island-hopping adventures immerse you in diverse cultures. Experience the genuine warmth of local hospitality as you explore tropical paradises aboard the Emerald Azzurra. |
| Grenada Roundtrip | $3,150 | 12 | Embark on a 12-day cruise through the Southern Caribbean aboard the Star Clipper, starting in St. George’s, Grenada. Experience stunning beaches, vibrant local culture, and historical sites across Tobago, the Grenadines, Martinique, and Barbados. |
| Barbados to Panama | $4,330 | 15 | Set sail on a 15-day cruise with Star Clipper from Bridgetown, Barbados, exploring the Caribbean’s rich culture and history, ending in Balboa, Panama. Visit stunning destinations like Tobago Cays, Grenada, and the San Blas Islands, and experience the Panama Canal. |
| Eastern Caribbean with St. Barths | $9,990 | 8 | Set sail on an 8-day cruise aboard the Emerald Azzura, island-hopping through vibrant cultures and breathtaking landscapes. Discover pristine beaches, vivid coral reefs, and the genuine warmth of locals while enjoying the elegance of a luxury yacht experience. |
| Classic Yachtsman Caribbean | $2,080 | 8 | Set sail on an 8-day cruise aboard the Royal Clipper, starting in Antigua. Highlights include snorkeling in Les Saintes, Dominica’s lush rainforests, Grenada’s spice markets, and Barbados’ rich heritage. |
| Discover the Pearls of the Caribbean | $21,780 | 15 | Embark on a 15-day cruise aboard Emerald Azzurra from Barbados to Marigot, visiting highlights like Nelson’s Dockyard and the beaches of Iles des Saintes. Discover serene islands, snorkel vibrant reefs, and enjoy cultural experiences across the enchanting Caribbean. |
| Westbound Atlantic Ocean Crossing | $2,940 | 16 | Sail across the Atlantic on this 16-day cruise aboard the Royal Clipper, blending culture and adventure. Discover Lisbon’s charm, Portimao’s historical treasures, Madeira’s vibrant nightlife, and Barbados’ stunning shores, with serene days at sea in between. |
| Westbound Atlantic Ocean Crossing | $2,970 | 16 | Sit back and take in the smell of the fresh ocean breeze up on deck on this extraordinary 16-day cruise that takes you across the Northern Atlantic Ocean. Start at the famous and charming city of Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, and voyage all the way to the stunningly beautiful Caribbean Islands. |
| Discover the Pearls of the Caribbean | $15,980 | 15 | Embark on a 15-day Caribbean cruise aboard Emerald Azzurra, exploring stunning coral reefs, granite pools, and picturesque landscapes across destinations like Anguilla and Virgin Gorda. Enjoy snorkeling, hiking, and vibrant local culture while visiting Saint Barthelemy and the British Virgin Islands. |
Best Barbados Small Ship Cruise Lines for 2026-2027
What is the capital of Barbados?
Bridgetown is both the capital and most popular destination to visit.
Is Barbados safe?
Although it's not the safest island in the Caribbean it's generally considered to be a safe place with relatively little crime (especially when compared to a large city)
What is Barbados known for?
The various species of fish, cuisine made of most prominently fish, and rum.
Are there jellyfish in Barbados?
Yes, there are many species of jellyfish including the amazing yet terrifying Portuguese Man O War.
Which side of the road do they drive on in Barbados?
In Barbados, drivers keep to the left side of the road, following the British driving system.
Do I need a passport and visa to visit Barbados?
You do need a passport regardless of where you're from but you do not need a visa if your stay will be equal to or less than six months.
What language is spoken in Barbados?
English is the official and primary language spoken in Barbados.
Is it safe to swim in Barbados?
Generally, yes, but we highly recommend that you talk to locals or contact Adventure Life regarding specific places to swim as some places aren't safe to swim at certain times of the year.
Is there Uber in Barbados?
No, but there are plentiful taxis and an app called Beep Cab to call taxis from your phone.
What is the main religion in Barbados?
Around 95% of the citizens in Barbados are Christian.
Should I purchase travel insurance?
You should definitely purchase travel insurance, and Adventure Life makes it easy through our partner, TravelGuard, on our Once You're Booked page.
Our team is waiting and ready to talk with you about your next adventure. So go ahead and book an appointment with one of our specialized trip planners.
Let's Chat