Bridgetown - the bedazzling capital of Barbados and the country’s largest city. Bridgetown's white sand beaches, labyrinthine streets, and easygoing atmosphere all beckon on a bike tour of this sublime city.

A major West Indies tourist and cruise destination, in 2011, parts of Bridgetown (including those visited by George Washington) received UNESCO World Heritage Site status owing to their unique history and breathtaking beauty. The city is a principal commercial center for Barbados, housing many government ministries and boasting the campus of the prestigious University of the West Indies. As a result of settlement by London merchants in 1628, much of the street and alley layout of Bridgetown closely resembles that of early English market towns.

Bridgetown is a bustling hub of vibrant city sightseeing spots, all set against the breathtaking backdrop of iconic white sand beaches and the glistening azure of the Atlantic Ocean. Those wanting to learn about the colonial past of this incredible city can find their interests piqued at the Barbados Museum & Historical Society, the Barbados Garrison, Chamberlain Bridge, and the Parliament Buildings, whilst cricket fans can catch a game at the Kensington Oval.

If you’re coming to Bridgetown for the exquisite, postcard-perfect beaches, you’re totally spoilt for choice - bathe in the translucent waves and soak up the Caribbean sunshine along Pebbles Beach, Browne’s Beach, Carlisle Bay, The Boatyard, Brighton Beach, and Batts Rock Beach.

A bicycle tour in Bridgetown promises an unforgettable adventure of epic proportions, a sun-soaked sightseeing extravaganza on two wheels. On a dynamic day tour, you and your family can experience the authentic beauty and culture of the sensational South East Coast, biking to the treasures of this picture-perfect paradise. As you cruise effortlessly along on your electric mountain bike, you’ll discover hidden coves and secluded beaches - paradisal enclaves beside the aquamarine glow of the Atlantic.