Barbados

Barbados is on the edge of the Caribbean

Weather in Barbados

warm and sunny all year round

Getting there
Fly direct from Manchester and London Gatwick to Barbados and takes 8-9 hours

About Barbados

The island is only 21 miles long and 14 miles wide. It has many acres of sugarcane on the interior and the beautiful white sanded beaches on the west (The Caribbean side). The east side has the surf from the Atlantic.
The food of the Bajan people has rice, peas, beans and okra as the main stays. Fish and meat stews are popular and the seafood can include dolphinfish, snapper, and the very popular flying fish.
Drinks include Banks beer, Mount Gay rum, mauby.

Visit

Harrison's Cave
Barbados Wildlife Reserve - at 3pm when they put food down and the animals come out of the forest

Activites to watch and do

Fishing, golf, hiking, horse riding, parasailing (Parachute on the back of a speedboat), scuba diving, snorkelling, mini submarine underwear journeys, surfing, tennis, waterskiing, windsurfing,

Watch cricket at the Kensington Oval
Horse racing at Garrison Savannah
Polo at the Barbados Polo Club
Rugby
Football

Shopping - Bridgetown's shopping area has department stores
Antiques
Fashion & beachware
Duty Free goods available
Local crafts - pottery, hand printed fabrics, woven goods, shellwork,
Annual Craft fair in December plus other shops and galleries.

Entertainment plenty of bars and clubs

The Barbados Heritage Pass - free pass available which when you pay for entry to some attractions will then get you free entry to others. Find it in shops and hotels.

Sovereign Holidays at Barbados Hilton Barbados at Christchurch The House hotel at St James Colony Club at St James

Alpha Rooms at Barbados