Barbade · Côte ouest de la Barbade
Bridgetown Boat Trips
Carlisle Bay wrecks and turtles on the west coast
- itinéraires
- 3 itinéraires
- points de départ
- 2 points de départ
- bateaux
- 3 bateaux
© Paul Sandby (Lieutenant) · CC0Bridgetown and the West Coast
Itinéraires in Bridgetown and the West Coast
Itinéraires étudiés avec escales, heures de départ et saison.
Bridgetown Catamaran: Turtles and Shipwrecks
Bridgetown Sunset Catamaran Cruise along the West Coast
Private Boat from Port St. Charles: Folkestone and Turtles
Bridgetown and the West Coast
Points forts
Carlisle Bay wrecks
Shallow wrecks inside the marine park that can be seen with a snorkel.
Paynes Bay turtles
The west-coast bay where catamarans stop to swim with turtles.
Folkestone Marine Reserve
A no-fishing reserve at Holetown that holds the Stavronikita wreck.
Bateaux
Bateaux in Bridgetown and the West Coast
CatamaranBridgetown Catamaran: Turtles and Shipwrecks Boat 1
Bridgetown, Bridgetown ve Batı Kıyısı 09:00–14:00
CatamaranBridgetown West Coast Sunset Catamaran Cruise Boat 1
Bridgetown, Bridgetown ve Batı Kıyısı 15:30–19:00
Port St. Charles Private Boat: Folkestone and Turtles Boat 1
Port St. Charles, Bridgetown ve Batı Kıyısı 09:30–13:30
Bridgetown and the West Coast en bref
Boat trips in Barbados run along the calm west coast between Bridgetown and Speightstown. Carlisle Bay off Bridgetown is a marine park; several wrecks lying in shallow water can be seen with a snorkel, and green and hawksbill turtles are often seen around them. In the Folkestone Marine Reserve at Holetown, the Stavronikita, sunk as an artificial reef in 1978, is a deep dive site, while snorkellers use the inshore reef. Fishing and collecting marine life are prohibited in the reserve. Catamarans mostly leave from the Shallow Draught harbour in Bridgetown, and private boats also from Port St. Charles.