Overview

White sandy beaches, up-tempo festivities, world-class golfing, exceptionally rich culture and a fine culinary experience are just a few of the phrases used to describe this authentic Caribbean island.

Barbados is the most Eastern Caribbean Island and has a land mass of 166 sq miles with a population of about 268,000.

Luxurious villas, resorts and inns line the coast, duty free shopping flourish in well respected boutiques, historical landmarks dating back to the 1660s showcases an array of antiques, topped with fine beaches, exciting water sports and famous surfing graced by the Caribbean Sea on the West and the Atlantic Ocean to the East – this pear-shaped coral island has much to offer its frequent vacationers.

Enjoy Barbados’ premier festival – Crop Over, traditionally celebrated at the end of the sugar season and with 5 week duration, this popular event features markets, carnival shows, calypso concerts and vibrantly colored parades.

Dining in Barbados is a feast for all. Offering some of the finest cuisine in the Caribbean, Barbados’ eclectic mix of American, European and Asian influences are all featured in the unique style of Bajan cooking. Fresh seafood is abundant, with local delicacies including Flying Fish, Swordfish, Tuna, Lobster and shrimp. The island’s national dish – Cou-Cou with flying fish – acombination worth trying during a visit! Restaurants range from beach shacks to some of the Caribbean’s best fine dining experiences!

Music, dancing, steel bands and cabaret shows are offered in most hotels. Popular nightclubs/bars include: Harbour Lights; The Boatyard in Bridgetown; Ship Inn; After Dark in St. Lawrence Gap; and The Muse Bar, which is the former home of actress of Minnie Driver.

Diverse sightseeing options and tours feature an arrangement of natural attractions. Barbados’ rich culture can be experienced at a number of dinner theatre shows, including “1627 And All That” and “Plantation Spectacular.”  Art can be viewed and purchased at a number of galleries, such as The Verandah Art Gallery, Carriage Art Gallery and the Barbados Gallery of Art.

Barbados offers first-class golf facilities – For those who want to play golf while vacationing in the Caribbean, Barbados is the island of choice.  With some of the region’s most luxurious and breathtaking courses, Barbados has gained unprecedented attention among the world’s golf aficionados.

Convenient rental cars, public buses, bicycles, and motor scooters are available and make exploring the island hassle-free.  Taxi tours are also available.  A visitor’s driving permit (essential when renting a car) costs only BDF$10.00 and is available at any police station, through the car rental company, or at the airport when renting a car from the agency located there upon presentation of a valid driver’s license.

Direct flights are available from multiple carriers from a number of international gateways. Inter-island service also provided by regional airlines. Book cheap holidays to Barbados.

An all inclusive package – fun in the sun!