Barbados is all about turquoise seas, unimaginably beautiful beaches, spectacular coral reefs, deep gullies and ridges, gently rolling hills, and excellent spots for snorkelling and scuba diving. Mullins, Gibbes, Miami, Crane and Accra beaches on the west and south coast are the best beaches in Barbados.
The calm, crystal clear waters ensure first-class watersports throughout the year. Harrison’s Cave, Nidhe Israel Museum, Fisherman’s Pub , Barbados Wildlife Reserve, Hunte’s Gardens, the buildings of Parliament, and Subury Plantation House are some of the top attractions in the island nation.
The east coast, pummelled by the Atlantic, promises a thrilling experience to the surfers. A drive on the East Coast Road is one of the most exciting things to do in Barbados. Foodies would find some of the Caribbean’s most celebrated restaurants on the west coast, which is also home to Barbados’ highly popular hotels and resorts. The country has a rich colonial history and Bridgetown, the capital city which is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, features fascinating colonial buildings and is the best place to enjoy the island’s heritage. Bajans love to party and the south and west coast is where the liveliest nightlife spot are located. Barbados is also famed for its merry and welcoming folks. In fact, Bajans have earned the reputation of being some of the most hospitable and friendliest people.
