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Vision 2020 We Gatherin’ 2020 is an initiative of the Prime Minister, Honourable Mia Amor Mottley, M.P., Q.C. designating the year 2020 as the year for Barbadian
Growing up in Barbados in the 1960s and 70s, my sisters and I snorkelled regularly but we were never aware of turtles. It wasn’t until I had my own children that they became a part of our lives. The Barbados Sea Turtle Project (BSTP), based at the University of the West Indies, played a big part in the change.
Our own Keith Miller, of Miller Publishing Company, had the honour and pleasure of a one-on-one chat with Sir Richard Branson this week about the development of entrepren
“I always thought I had had a rather quiet life. However, since I was persuaded to produce this book, I realise it has been the most fabulous life..I have been extremely lucky"
Barbados is a stunning destination with its crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches, and vibrant culture. This Caribbean island offers a plethora of unforgettable summer adventures for travelers seeking a mix of relaxation and adrenaline. From water sports to exploring historical sites, there is something for everyone in Barbados. Read on for 20 suggestions on how to make the most of your summer in this tropical paradise.
Barbados is known for its vibrant spring festivals that celebrate the island's rich culture and heritage. From lively music festivals to colorful food fairs, Barbados offers a feast for the senses during the spring months. Whether you're a music lover, a foodie, or simply looking to immerse yourself in the local culture, Barbados has something for everyone. Book your next spring getaway to Barbados and experience the magic of these unforgettable festivals.
Embrace the warmth this winter with a sun-filled holiday in Barbados. With its stunning beaches, vibrant culture, and endless opportunities for relaxation and adventure, Barbados is the perfect destination to escape the cold and bask in the sun. From snorkeling in crystal-clear waters to exploring historic landmarks, there's something for everyone to enjoy on this Caribbean paradise.
Barbados is a beautiful Caribbean island known for its pristine beaches, vibrant culture, and warm hospitality. While many people think of Barbados as a destination for summer vacations, autumn is actually a great time to visit for a romantic getaway. With fewer crowds and slightly cooler temperatures, fall in Barbados offers the perfect setting for couples to relax and reconnect. Whether you're looking to lounge on the beach, explore the island's lush landscapes, or indulge in delicious cuisine, Barbados has something for every couple seeking a romantic escape.
Barbados, often referred to as a paradise island, is the perfect destination for those seeking a summer escape. With its crystal clear waters, white sandy beaches, and vibrant culture, Barbados offers a unique blend of relaxation and adventure. From exploring historic sites to enjoying water sports, Barbados has something for everyone.
See the beauty of Barbados from below and above. Be captivated by the limestone caves and the tropical magical gardens.
Embark on a catamaran adventure from Barbados. Snorkel with sea turtles, over shipwrecks, and with thousands of tropical fish. Feast on a delicious lunch and soak up sun rays on the deck.
Explore the parts of Barbados that interest you most on a private customized tour of the island. Travel at your own pace and see the attractions of coastal regions or the interior with your guide. Enjoy historical sites and spectacular scenery.
Relax on the white sands of Barbados's Carlisle Bay as you spend your day at Savvy on The Bay. Enjoy a turtle and shipwreck cruise afterwards.
Enjoy a boat ride around Carlisle Bay in Bridgetown. Swim with turtles and snorkel at one of the great shipwrecks, home to vibrant fish, sea horses, turtles, octopus, rays, and more.
Discover the unique heritage and natural wonders of Barbados on this guided, mountain e-bike tour. Travel through the island’s scenic landscapes, admire vistas of the East Coast, and visit St. John’s Church, PEG Farm, and Codrington College along the way.
Enjoy a boat ride around Carlisle Bay in Bridgetown. Swim with turtles and snorkel at one of the great shipwrecks, home to vibrant fish, sea horses, turtles, octopus, rays, and more.
Explore the parts of Barbados that interest you most on a private customized tour of the island. Travel at your own pace and see the attractions of coastal regions or the interior with your guide. Enjoy historical sites and spectacular scenery.
Discover the unique heritage and natural wonders of Barbados on this guided, mountain e-bike tour. Travel through the island’s scenic landscapes, admire vistas of the East Coast, and visit St. John’s Church, PEG Farm, and Codrington College along the way.
Embark on a catamaran adventure from Barbados. Snorkel with sea turtles, over shipwrecks, and with thousands of tropical fish. Feast on a delicious lunch and soak up sun rays on the deck.
Relax on the white sands of Barbados's Carlisle Bay as you spend your day at Savvy on The Bay. Enjoy a turtle and shipwreck cruise afterwards.
See the beauty of Barbados from below and above. Be captivated by the limestone caves and the tropical magical gardens.
Seize the unique opportunity of diving into the Caribbean sea without getting wet. Leave Bridgetown to explore the underwater world on a narrated submarine voyage and create unforgettable memories.
Little England is a half day tour in Barbados visiting Hunte's Gardens, Bathsheba, Cherry Tree Hill and St Nicholas Abbey and learning about the British influence on the island.
Experience the joy of surfing in beautiful Barbados and make unforgettable memories
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When an island is as small as Barbados, the capital city becomes sort of a catch-all as a main point of reference. Bridgetown is Barbados' largest town and one of the bes...
Certainly the heart of Barbados is its countryside. Like the coastline, it is varied in topography and diverse in what it has to offer, making up the greater part of the ...
Our guide to East Coast by our Barbados local expert - The East Coast of Barbados is distinctly different from the rest of island - undeveloped and sparsely populated, th...
Our guide to North Coast by our Barbados local expert - The North of Barbados is in some ways the most dramatically beautiful coast of the island, and certainly the least...
The South Coast is the most developed area of Barbados and is now considered to be the most vibrant and lively spot on the island with its numerous hotels and apartments,...
A journey into the South-East of the island takes you deep into the heart of sugar cane country and out to some of the most beautiful beaches in Barbados. These are easil...
Historically the 'suburbs' of Barbados were the middle class, residential districts of Bridgetown's merchants. Shop owners once built residences atop their businesses, bu...
Holetown, situated in the parish of St. James, is the place where Captain John Powell landed in the ship "Olive" on May 14, 1625 and laid claim to the island in the name ...
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