Culpepper Island: A Hidden Gem in Barbados

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car from anywhere in Saint Andrew, start by heading to the nearest major road, Highway 3. Drive towards the east coast of the island. Depending on your starting point, you may need to navigate local roads. Once you reach the coastal area, follow the signs toward the town of Bathsheba. From Bathsheba, look for a boat service that can take you to Culpepper Island. Note that the boat services may require a reservation, and costs can vary based on the service provider.

• Public Transportation

  To reach Culpepper Island using public transportation, find the nearest bus stop and take a bus heading to Bathsheba. Buses in Barbados are typically marked with their destination. The fare is usually under $3 BBD. Once you arrive in Bathsheba, you will need to find a local boat service that operates trips to Culpepper Island. It's advisable to ask the bus driver or locals for the best place to catch a boat, as this can vary. Be prepared for additional costs for the boat ride, which can range from $10 to $25 BBD depending on the provider.

• Taxi

  If you prefer a more direct route, you can take a taxi from anywhere in Saint Andrew to Bathsheba. Taxis in Barbados are generally safe and reliable. Be sure to negotiate the fare before the ride, as taxis do not use meters. A taxi ride to Bathsheba may cost you around $25 to $50 BBD depending on the distance. Once in Bathsheba, you will need to arrange for a boat service to Culpepper Island, which will incur additional costs.