Good port terminal. Nice range of shops from local made goods to some big brands. The people are all very friendly and happy.
Nice place. I was there many times. There are many shops inside the terminal. If you want to buy something on the island, I recommend to do it there because of big choise and on weekend shops in the city may be closed. The free wifi was not good , probably because usually it is busy there, but there is the coffee/icecream shop inside and if you buy something there you can get a password of better wifi
The cruise terminal has lots of duty free shops as well as locals merchandising their goods. Great bar just outside nd look out for the bucket deals. They will conect your device to their complimentary WIFI. US dollars accepted in all outlets as does credit cards.
Last visit about a decade ago, I liked it then, and I liked it now. Bright, clean & better than most (if not all) Caribbean port terminal's we have visited over the years.
It's all about the hot sauce. Get it from the convenience store instead of the stands and save $$$
I absolutely love Barbados so this is going to be very biased. I will say this is one of the most safe, clean and beautiful islands I've had the pleasure to visit. Often when you are a tourist, any and everyone can come up to you asking if you need a ride etc. However, Barbados has got you covered they have a professional taxi system, they have badges and air-conditioned vehicles. They tell you the price upfront and they make sure you are safe.
Very strict customs immigration officers, don't even think about sneaking anything out of the port, they will catch you and fine you!!!😄. The terminal is Very easy to get around. Free WiFi(not a good connection when more than one ship is in port). Duty free liquor stores, good prices. Nice local foods, bar with free WiFi(can't remember the name) My favorite food there is the flying fish sandwich only $5. Convenient store, so if you forget your toiletries or in need of some snacks, cough medicine etc, there is a store for that in the terminal. Taxi is right there also. Tourist information booth. Jewelry store and local craft they have almost everything in just one spot.🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍
Quick and efficient passport control and scanning service. Don' t know if this was because we were cruise passengers but still good. A few shops and one large Island Grill eating area. Plenty is seating places and friendly staff 😊
Barbados is a jewel. Very different from the other Islands. Nice houses And history. Home of Rihanna.
Great beaches. Best food in the Caribbean. Hot springs and waterfalls.
Forget a cab if you can 2 mile walk from ship to Bridgetown with awesome pedestrian pathways next to water. After exiting terminal stay right. There are nice shops scattered on left.
If you're cruising the Caribbean free WiFi is very rare so it was great to stop here & find it.
What i enjoyed most about this stop at Bridgetown Cruise terminal is the free Wi-Fi, and it gives you a chance to Catch on friends and family while cruising.
Wi-Fi is slow but other than that it has a lot of free Jewelry!
Lots to do and see at this terminal Buy nicknacks clothing food liquor take a tour rent a car catch a taxi. Its a very fun island if your not afraid to wonder away from the cruise staff
Very nice. Broad selection of local rums. Jewelry selection & prices seemed better than some other ports.
Variety of duty free shops and a nice bar outside which also serves good food.
Awsome good Wi-Fi
Lots of shops in air conditioning just right when it's 40 degrees - duty free spirits - and diamond boutiques
port of entry only problem is entering great job by security
Depending on the side you dock on might be your 1st impression Either side is small One side is shipping yard side with lots of containers and the other is 20ft wide.. Either way, is better to wait for the shuttle bus to take you to the main terminal (a 5 mins walk).. Have lots of gift shops and free (slow if it's crowded) to WiFi
Very pleasant island to visit. People are friendly and the cruise terminal is clean and well laid out. Lots of shopping options. Fun for all.
Good range of shops. WiFi quality depends on how busy the terminal is. Best signal near tourist information
Take a cab to Bridgetown, but stroll back along the shady, palm-lined walking trail along the waterfront. Cut over a few blocks from downtown at the bus terminal, have a cold Banks beer from one of the shacks, and then proceed down the clean, wide sidewalk, under the flowering trees, back to the cruise terminal. Maybe a mile or so? The ocean air is worth it.
This terminal is nice. My husband and I cruised with Royal Caribbean and they had buses available to take us from the ship to the terminal which was nice and it was only a short wait considering how large the Anthem is. The terminal itself has many shops inside of it so if you are looking for trinkets, a basic needs store or alcohol to bring home you can shop here for it. It has clear markings where you need to go for taxi's or tours so that was very helpful.
Far from the most lively cruise terminal. I'd say make sure you have your excursions booked from long before! Easy to meet your guides here though!