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Harrison's Cave

Welchman Hall, Barbados

Featured Review : This is a delight from being in the sun all day. I spent most of my time in Barbados on the beach so I was looking for something out of the sun and unique—this was it! The Harrison's Cave is a natural wonder (one of...See Full Review

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Harrison's Cave

Harrison's Cave
Quote: This is a delight from being in the sun all day. I spent most of my time in Barbados on the beach so I was looking for something out of the sun and unique—this was it! The Harrison's Cave is a natural wonder (one of Barbados' seven wonders)... Read the full Harrison's Cave review

From journal Barbados: Home to Flying Fish

Harrison's Cave

Harrison's Cave
Quote: Harrison’s Cave was our first stop on our tour with Glory Tours. GLORY TOURS On pulling into the parking lot, Ricky, our tour guide, showed us a tree named the bearded fig tree. He then went on to explain that in fact the island was named... Read the full Harrison's Cave review

From journal Great Holiday in Barbados

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Harrison's Cave

  • 3 out of 5 stars by Idler from Poolesville, Maryland
  • February 6, 2004
Harrison's Cave
Quote: Part geology lesson, part tourist attraction, Harrison’s Cave is touted as one of the "Seven Wonders of Barbados." Carved by subterranean rivers coursing through the island’s limestone heart, the cave on view today has been considerably altered to... Read the full Harrison's Cave review

From journal I'd Rather Be in Barbados

Harrisons Cave

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Cindy Grant from Petersburg, Virginia
  • December 30, 2003
Quote: Don your hardhat for a tram tour through underground tunnels, where you will see crystal-clear streams forming waterfalls. The stalactites and stalagmites have been forming for thousands of years; some have met to form amazing pillars.

From journal Cruising the Eastern Caribbean