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| Harbour Lights Beach Extravaganza |
When it comes to enjoying delicious food, unlimited drinks, and fun entertainment in one of the most renowned, laid back, open atmospheres in Barbados;
Harbour Lights Barbados is queen of the crop! The Harbour Lights show is housed in one of the most, relaxed arenas anywhere. With the wind in your hair and the sand beneath your feet, you will feel as though you are still on your hotel beach, just with the addition of some of the finest entertainment seen anywhere.
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| Guests sampling local hors-d'oeuvres |
From being greeted at the entrance with your own glow in the dark bracelet to the immediate sampling of our local hors d’oeuvres of fish cakes and fried breadfruit or plantain, you will be impressed with the initiation. Now there are a few tourist attractions on the island that are well known for their ability to “get the party started” and Harbour Lights is in the top 3. Once guests are settled in, the band comes on and gets the crowd hyped as they all try to grab the balloon wavers from the air. The band for the night was Full Force, which rendered a wide offering of yesteryear’s and today’s popular music.
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| Wave your hand in the air! Left, right.... |
After the first half of the show, it was time for dinner and what a dinner it was! With a choice of shrimp kebabs, grilled steak, or mahi mahi and sides of rice, steamed vegetables, roasted potatoes, garlic bread, macaroni and cheese pie, tossed salad and mixed bean salad; it was a feast to be devoured. However, the dinner wasn't the only conversation piece because the treat that followed was one for the kids and kids at heart. For you marshmallow lovers out there you would be in marshmallow heaven as you have a choice of roasted marshmallows, plain marshmallows and chocolate drizzled marshmallows from the self serve chocolate fountain. This decadent treat was a definite crowd favorite!
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| Dinner is served! |
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| Marshmallow treats! |
The next half of the show kicked off with a dancing competition for the married couples
in the audience followed by a singing competition for anyone who would volunteer (men vs women). There were plenty of great prizes to be won and even better was the spontaneous amusement that was generated. The second half did not stop there it was non-stop, jam packed entertainment featuring the Limbo Queen, King Cassius Clay the fire eater, the "tuk" band, dare devil stilt men, a tumbling shaggy bear and an extremely animated green monkey. Ooohhs and aahhs were continuously belted as the gathering was amazed by performance after performance.
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| King Cassius Clay - the Fire Eater |
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| Wuk-up Specialist showing how it's done! |
If ever you are in Barbados and you would like to experience an attraction like this be sure to contact us to make your reservation. I guarantee that this show will leave a lasting impression on you, providing you with lots of material to take back home and brag about amongst your friends. Don’t forget to bring your camera, although, there really is no camera that can capture what your memory will!
This tour review was written by Markiesha, managing director and co-owner of Baywater Tours. If you are interested in doing the tour mentioned above, contact Baywater Tours for more information. You can also follow @baywatertours on Twitter and "like" Baywater Tours on Facebook.
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