Getting Here
Airport
35 minutes
by road
BGI Airport
Holetown
10 minutes
by car
Coastline
From London
8.5 hours
direct
From New York
5 hours
direct
Flights
Arrival
From Barbados Airport
To Apes Hill
The drive from Grantley Adams International Airport to Apes Hill takes around 35 minutes. For a seamless arrival experience, private airport transfers can be arranged in advance, with a dedicated driver waiting to greet guests upon arrival. Fast-track arrival services can be coordinated prior to travel to expedite the immigration and customs process. Authorised airport taxis operate from taxi rank outside the terminal at fixed rates but alternatively, car hire is available at the airport for guests who prefer the independence of their own vehicle. Whichever option suits best, the Guest Experience team is on hand to make the arrangements.
On the Island
Getting Around
Barbados
Barbados
A hire car is the simplest way to explore the island at leisure, from the fishing villages of the east coast to the restaurants of Holetown, which sits a short drive from the resort. Visitors driving in Barbados need a valid licence from their home country and a Barbados Visitor’s Permit, which car hire companies can issue on the spot. No international driving permit is required. Guests who would rather not drive can rely on taxis and arranged transport throughout their stay.
Grantley Adams International Airport (BGI) is the main international airport serving Barbados.
Apes Hill is approximately 35 minutes by car from Grantley Adams International Airport, depending on traffic.
Yes. Direct flights operate from London to Barbados, including services with British Airways and Virgin Atlantic.
Yes. Barbados has direct connections with major North American cities including New York, Miami, Charlotte, Atlanta and Toronto, although schedules vary seasonally.
Include the exact Guest Experience/transfer offering here, with a CTA to arrange arrival transport.
No, but hiring a car can be useful if you plan to explore Barbados independently. Taxis and arranged transport are also available.
Yes. Most major airlines accept golf clubs as checked or sports baggage, although baggage allowances and fees vary by airline.