Which sports do you arrange?

Cricket, for school teams and clubs. Ask us about anything else and we will tell you what is possible.

Who do we play against?

Caribbean sides of the right age and standard, arranged for you and always subject to availability. We confirm the fixtures with your quote.

Can parents and supporters come?

Yes. We plan rooms and days for staff, parents and supporters as well as the players.

When is the best time to go?

The dry season, December to May, and Easter is a popular time for school tours. Tell us your dates and we plan around them.

Are flights included?

International flights are not included: you book your own and we plan the trip around them. Flights between the islands and all transfers are arranged for you.

How much does it cost?

Every tour is quoted for your group, your dates and your choice of hotels. Nothing is booked until you say yes.

Illustrative

West Indies · 1 ways to go · on request

Playing tours in the West Indies

Cricket playing tours for schools and clubs, with fixtures against Caribbean sides of the right age and standard.

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Cricket

Schools and clubs

Fixtures arranged

Against local sides · subject to availability

One island or several

Barbados · Antigua · St Lucia and more

On request

Built and quoted for your group

Cricket is woven into island life: Barbados alone gave the game Sir Garfield Sobers and the three Ws, Worrell, Weekes and Walcott. Between the fixtures there are the beaches, a catamaran with the turtles and a Friday night at Oistins.

Tell us who you are and what you want from the tour, and we build it around your group.

The trips

How a tour can look

Every one can be shortened, lengthened or combined. Open one to see a sample, then plan your own.

Cricket in the islands

Barbados

The island of Sobers and the three Ws, Worrell, Weekes and Walcott, with Kensington Oval in Bridgetown.

One island or several

Island to island is 30 minutes to 2 hours by air: add Antigua, St Lucia or Grenada for more fixtures and a change of scene.

Who it is for

School teams and clubs, of any age group and standard, with staff, parents and supporters welcome on every tour.

Good to know

When to tour

The dry season runs from December to May, and Easter and February half term both fall in it. June to November is the hurricane season. Tell us your dates and we fit the fixtures around them.

Fixtures

Matches are arranged against local sides of the right age and standard, always subject to availability. We confirm opponents and venues with your quote.

Getting there

There are direct flights from London to Barbados, Antigua, St Lucia and Kingston, Jamaica: about 9 hours to the eastern islands and about 10 hours to Kingston. Trinidad has a direct flight on some days; on others you change on another island. Grenada is not direct: flights from London stop on the way, this winter in Barbados.

The eastern islands are 4 hours behind the UK in winter and 5 hours behind in summer. Jamaica is an hour further behind: 5 hours in winter, 6 in summer.

Island to island, flights take about 30 minutes to 2 hours. Inter-island flights and transfers can be arranged for you.

International flights are not included: you book your own and we plan the trip around them.

Entry: British passport holders

Each island sets its own rules. What you need for the islands we feature.

Barbados: no visa needed. You are told how long you can stay when you arrive. Your passport must be valid for your whole stay. Fill in the online immigration and customs form before you arrive, and be ready to show a return or onward ticket.
Antigua and Barbuda: no visa needed for up to 90 days. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the day you arrive. Be ready to show a return or onward ticket.
Jamaica: no visa needed, usually for up to 90 days. Your passport must be valid for your whole stay and have 2 blank pages. Fill in the customs form (C5) online before you arrive if you can.
Trinidad and Tobago: no visa needed for up to 90 days. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the day you arrive. Be ready to show a return or onward ticket and proof of funds, and make sure your passport is stamped.
St Lucia: no visa needed for up to 6 weeks. Your passport must be valid beyond the day you leave. Fill in the online immigration form no more than 3 days before you arrive, and make sure your passport is stamped.
Grenada: no visa needed for up to 3 months. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the day you arrive. Make sure your passport is stamped on entry.
Island-hopping? A passport valid for at least 6 months after the day you fly home, with 2 blank pages, covers every island above.
Travelling on another passport? Check your own government's advice.

Checked against GOV.UK travel advice on 7 October 2026. Rules can change: always check before you travel. GOV.UK: Barbados · GOV.UK: Antigua and Barbuda · GOV.UK: Jamaica · GOV.UK: Trinidad and Tobago · GOV.UK: St Lucia · GOV.UK: Grenada

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Build your trip

Your playing tour: tell us who you are

School or club, the age group, how many players and supporters, which islands and roughly when. We arrange the fixtures and build the tour around your group.

Plan your trip in two steps

Step 1

Ask the concierge

The days, when to go, what’s included: ask anything. Information only; we never quote a price in chat.

Step 2

Build your enquiry

Party, dates, stay, extras: tell us exactly what you’re after.

Also in West Indies

Cricket in the West Indies

Kensington Oval, Sabina Park, Queen's Park Oval and the CPL: island-hopping cricket, built for your group.

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The beaches

White sand and turquoise water on every island: a few days on the beach either side of the cricket.

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Island life

Steel pan, rum shops, fish fries and markets: the Caribbean away from the ground.

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Island hopping

Island to island is 30 minutes to 2 hours by air: add St Lucia, Grenada or Antigua to any trip.

Read the guide →

Questions

Your financial protection

Follow On Tours Limited is a member of the Association of Bonded Travel Organisers Trust (ABTOT), membership number 5718, and holds bonds A60089 and A60090.

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