Green Divers Barbados
Dive centre at Savvy On The Bay on Carlisle Bay, describing itself as the first and only PADI Eco Center in Barbados and displaying Green Fins accreditation.
Dive centre at Savvy On The Bay on Carlisle Bay, describing itself as the first and only PADI Eco Center in Barbados and displaying Green Fins accreditation.
PADI dive centre with two marine biologists on staff, running the Reef Rescue Diver specialty: a two-dive course teaching coral nursery maintenance and outplanting of nursery-reared coral.
Two-hour guided walk through 3.5km of trails in a 53-acre regenerative food forest above the east coast.
About 74 acres of tropical woodland on a ridge slope, free to walk, with trails climbing to a view over the east coast.
A traditional roadside public spring where water filters out through the limestone and runs continuously from a pipe.
A tiled and painted public spring and bathing spot set just off the road, with a seating area.
Shallow coral rock pools carved by the Atlantic along the Bathsheba shoreline, including the Soap Hole, which refills as waves break over it.
A free public beach on the Atlantic side, sheltered by an offshore coral reef, backed by shade trees, with lifeguard, showers and toilets.
About 85 acres of tropical woodland around a natural gorge running from the inland hills to the sea, crossed by a rebuilt 70-foot pedestrian bridge on the old railway foundation.
Free guided group hikes every Sunday, roughly three hours, morning 6am and afternoon 3.30pm, plus occasional moonlight walks at 5.30pm.