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Destinations Barbados
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 | PRESENTATION OF BARBADOS Barbados Introduction Pear-shaped, Barbados is a relatively flat island, rising at most to 336 m at Mont Hillaby, in the central highlands. There are numerous caves on the island. Barbados is considered part of the Lesser Antilles, its area is about 430 km². A little history… The is ...  |
 | Accra Beach (Rockley) Barbados (Bridgetown) Beaches Facing Southern Surf, the beach is magnificent, a true picture postcard – white sand and turquoise waters – and waves to try your hand at body boarding, similar to surfing but on a shorter and more flexible board. The Barbados Boardwalk, a recently constructed bo ... |
 | Apes Hill Polo Club Barbados (Saint James) Sports The newly opened Apes Hill Polo Club is one of the most beautiful in the Caribbean; it respects nature with its awesome spaces and the sea in the background! Polo players are welcome to train, learn or attend games during the season (January to May). There is an entrance fee ... |
 | Atlantis Submarines Barbados (Bridgetown) Water activities A new underwater adventure is offered aboard the “Atlantis Submarine” which will delight both young and old alike! You discover the seabed of the Barbados aboard a true submarine 150 feet deep. You can admire the incredible colours of the coral and enjoy learning ... |
 | Barbados Polo Club Barbados (Saint James) Sports Polo was first played in the Barbados in 1884 making it a historic sport. It was suspended from 1929 until 1939 to return to the forefront in 1965. After some 40 years of polo being played at the Barbados Polo Club, recent developments of three important additional polo facil ... |
 | Barbados Wildlife Reserve Barbados (Saint Peter) Natural beauty The Barbados wildlife reserve was created by the Canadian primatologist Jean Baulu and his wife. Established in 1982, for the conservation and study of green monkeys, the park hosts a variety of animals (monkeys, iguanas, turtles, alligators …) All of these animal ... |
 | BATHSHEBA BEACH Barbados (Saint Joseph) Beaches With its cliffs, powerful waves and strong offshore currents: surfing friends – this beach is just made for you! |
 | BATTS ROCK BEACH Barbados (Bridgetown) Beaches This small shaded beach is ideal for lazing and paddling in crystal blue water Lined at the back by coconut trees, it is very popular with the locals. The green monkeys! |
 | Cattleswash Beach Barbados (Saint Joseph) Beaches On the coast the most rugged beach is a small beach, wedged between some rocks and more sheltered from the spray. Swimming is not recommended but the scenery justifies spending time here long enough for a picnic. |
 | Clifton Polo Ground Barbados (Saint Thomas) Sports The Clifton Polo Club of Barbados is located at the centre of the island! Not far from St Thomas. The polo season starts in November and ends in May; it is of course possible to attend the polo matches. Contact tel: +1 246 826 POLO (7656) |
 | CRICKET (KENSINGTON OVAL) Barbados (Bridgetown) Sports Since the late 19th century cricket has been the national sport of Barbados influenced by British customs. The “bajan” Sir Garfield Sobers, a national hero, who was considered as one of the greatest cricketers of his time, was knighted by Queen Elisabeth II in 1975. H ... |
 | Harrison's Cave Barbados (Saint Thomas) - From 30€ per person, per night Natural beauty Not far from St Thomas, situated in the middle of the island, "Harisson’s Cave” discovered in 1974 and opened to the public in 1981 is an essential visit to make in Barbados. Come travel to the centre of the earth, discovering caves with stalagmites and stalactite ... |
 | Heywoods Beach Barbados (Saint Peter) Beaches The golden sandy beach offers a shallow reef ideal for snorkelling enthusiasts, and here just a mask and snorkel are enough to discover the underwater world. |
 | HORSE RACING (GARRISON SAVANNAH) Barbados (Bridgetown) Sports The illustrious thoroughbred Garrison Savannah,ridden by Mark Pitman at the end of the 19th century, made horse riding a royal sport in Barbados. A racetrack has been named after him and attracts the leading punters of thoroughbreds. From January to April, from May to August and ... |
 | LION CASTLE POLO FIELD Barbados (Saint Thomas) Sports The Lion Castle Polo field,developed by Kent Cole, is the leading polo field of Barbados. Throughout the year it hosts the most important polo matches. |
 | MOUNT GAY RUM DISTILLERY Barbados (Bridgetown) Rums Located in Barbados, the Mount Gay distillery founded in 1703, is the oldest distillery in the world. Rum is an integral part of Bajan life. It is important to understand the history of this drink to fully appreciate the tasting and the tour of the distillery. The Mount G ... |
 | Polo Barbados Sports With the passing of time, polo is still played in Barbados. This ancient British custom, dating back to the colonisation was an activity practised by a minority which over time has become a distinguished sport. Barbados is today, an important location for the major players of po ... |
 | Rockley Golf Club Barbados (Rockley) Golf The Rockley Resort Club is located on the south coast and offers all-inclusive services. Players immerse themselves in the authenticity and British charm that emanates from the golf club, the oldest in Barbados. Equipment rental is available at reasonable rates, suiting all budge ... |
 | Royal Westmoreland Golf & Country Club Barbados (Saint James) Golf Royal Westmoreland Golf & Country Club: designed by the renowned architect Robert Trent Jones II, this magnificent 18 hole championship course stands out as one of the finest courses of the Caribbean. Players of all levels can enjoy its beautiful scenery and a permanent view of ... |
 | The flower forest Barbados (Saint Joseph) Natural beauty It is in a former sugar plantation that today you have the opportunity to visit the “the forest of flowers”, an impressive botanical garden. You will find all types of plants, flowers and exotic palm trees which will continually amaze you throughout your walk, alo ... |
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