Cultural Dinner & Show Extravaganza

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General Information


Fire Eating
Type:
Historical
Price from:
97.5 USD /person
Phone:
246-253-3603
Payment Types:
  • No Cash
  • No Credit Card
  • No Cheque
  • No Travellers cheque
  • No Paypal
  • No Wire Transfer
Duration:
4 hours
Location Start:
Plantation Resturant & Theatre
Location Finish:
Plantation Resturant & Theatre
Start time:
06.30 pm
End time:
10.30 pm
We Speak:
English
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Last updated: 05/03/2009

Explore the fascinating history and musical heritage of Barbados with this spectacular floorshow and dinner, which will blow you away with caribbean colours and have you on the edge of your seat.

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Fire Eating Dancers Join the Fun Roots & Rhythms

Itinerary

Day 1

Set in the lovely Plantation Theatre, the Bajan Roots & Rhythms evening is the only dinner and floorshow in Barbados designed to offer visitors a genuine representation of West Indian history and culture. A colourful and exciting extravaganza that delights all the senses, the show features the Caribbean's top performers and the unmatched talent of the Plantation Band. The evening is completed with a truly outstanding buffet dinner and open bar throughout the night. In a few short words.... don't miss this party!

Extra Information

Inclusions -
Live Dance Music
Extras -
Fantastic World Renouned all-inclusive evening featured on CNN, BET and major UK TV stations with live entertainment- steel pan, dancers, tumblers, stiltmen, fire eating, limbo and Local musical icon John King.

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