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Hiking Barbados

Looking for a fun and healthy way to explore Barbados? We recommend joining a local hiking group to discover the natural beauty and fascinating history of our Caribbean island.


There are several hiking organizations & groups on the island, mostly meeting weekly at a different starting location each week. You can also choose to hire a local hike guide for a customized hike that matches your interests and fitness level.


Each Sunday the Barbados National Trust arranges a FREE hike. The morning hikes begin at 6am and you can choose from four groups ranging from the Stop 'n Stare (slower pace, good for taking pictures and learning about the island) to the Grin 'n Bear (a challenge covering 20km or more).
Afternoon hikes start at 3:30pm at the same location as the morning hike. There is only one group in the afternoon and the hike is held at a medium pace.On the Sunday closest to the full moon, the afternoon hike starts at 5:30pm and is known as a Moonlight Hike. All of these hikes last approx. 3 hours.

Click here for the full 2018 calendar of hikes.



You might also enjoy the 3-Hour Arbib Nature & Heritage Trail Hike offered by local tour company Eco Adventures. See https://www.getyourguide.com/bridgetown-l345/arbib-heritage-nature-trail-in-barbados-t32944/?partner_id=ABDCNDH&cmp=DL_ArbibHike for hike details and rates.


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