Football Tours to Barbados

Our football tours to Barbados offers a stern test on the hardened grounds amid the humid conditions of St. Lawrence Gap on the South Coast of the island.

Despite soccer being a little further down the schools’ core sports you will not be disappointed at the enthusiasm for the game and quality of the opposing teams. Choose between 11 and 7 aside matches or even a tournament at certain times of the year.

Between football matches you can relax on Dover Beach where an impromptu game of football with the locals is a common sight at weekends. Mix in the Tiami Catamaran Cruise, Island Jeep Safari and visit to The Mount Gay Rum factory to cap off an incredible football tour to Barbados for your team.

Where to stay in Barbados?

Butterfly Beach Hotel

Located only metres from the beach and ocean front setting, with access to two white fine powdery sand beaches and all the relaxing facilities one could ask for. The Butterfly Beach Hotel is an idyllic setting to accommodate for your team on a sports tour to Barbados.

The Butterfly Beach Hotel host a variety of rooming plans, studio and apartments, Caribbean dinning at the Reef Bar and Grill for breakfast, dinner and drinks with entertainment, a large freshwater swimming pool, 3 whirlpools, sun loungers and a large flat-screen at the bar to televise popular sporting events.

This beautiful Barbadian pastel pink hotel reflects the coolness and tranquillity on the island, providing the perfect space for relaxation after a football match. The Butterfly Beach accommodation is the ideal place to call home for the duration of your trip.

What to do in Barbados?

Experience island life in your free time. Explore Barbados and come home enriched with knowledge of a different culture.

Atlantis Submarines
Banks’ Brewery Tour
Island Jeep Safari
Oistins Fish Fry
Tiami Catamaran Cruise

When to visit Barbados?

Football season in the Caribbean island’s are between November and April. The humid daytime weather can often mean football matches are organised in the afternoon and early evening, playing out in the warm breeze like a true Barbadian.