Taxis from Barbados airport (BGI).

Taxis are readily available at the airport with government-regulated fares (around BBD120 from the airport to Holetown - 2025 rate, subject to change). No need to pre-book.

Taxis around Holetown.

Getting around is easy! You'll find taxis just across from Sandy Crest Medical Centre, at the supermarket, and in the village parking lots. We recommend West Coast Taxi (WhatsApp link available) for convenient service. Just a friendly reminder that all transportation arrangements are made by you, and we're not affiliated with West Coast Taxi, so we can't be responsible for wait times. Happy travels!

Rent a car for your stay.

Consider Go Rent a Car (referral link: Go Rent a Car); we know one of the founders. You may receive a special rate via our referral form. Compare rates with other Barbados car rental companies online. Guests handle all arrangements directly.

Should I rent a car? Our location in walkable Holetown means many guests don't need a car, especially for shorter stays. While renting a car offers flexibility for exploring Barbados, consider driving conditions (left-hand traffic).

Hire us to pick you up.

Anthony may be available for airport pickup/drop-off (after 6 PM, excluding Sundays) at the standard taxi rate. Request approval via WhatsApp (click here) for details.

Taking the bus around Barbados.

Taking the bus is an affordable and easy way to explore other parts of Barbados from Holetown, with regular services and easily accessible bus stops. Click on the picture of this bus to get even more information.

Fast track through your airport arrival.

For faster airport processing, some guests find "fast track" services helpful. Platinum Services* is a reputable option in Barbados. We are not affiliated with these companies and offer this as informational only. Click on the logo to the right to launch their page.

Is it safe to walk around Holetown?

Barbados heavily relies on tourism and deeply values each of its visitors as they contribute to the island's economy and cultural exchange, making them an integral part of the Barbadian experience. Barbados, including the Holetown area, is widely considered safe* for visitors, but it's important to exercise common sense. The US Department of State lists Barbados as a Level 1 destination, indicating that visitors should exercise "normal precautions". However, like any destination, small incidents of petty crime can occur, so it's advisable to remain vigilant and take necessary safety measures. Nevertheless, many tourists and locals walk along Holetown in the evenings without issues, creating a lively and vibrant atmosphere.

Disclaimer

Please note: All transportation arrangements are the sole responsibility of the guest. We do not arrange transportation and are not liable for any issues arising from transportation services.