West Coast Beaches: End your day relaxing at some of the island’s best beaches, such as Sandy Lane or Paynes Bay, where you can unwind and soak up the sun.
Bridgetown: Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site with its historic buildings, bustling markets, and the iconic Barbados Parliament.
St. Nicholas Abbey: Visit this beautifully restored plantation house, where you can learn about Barbados’ sugar industry and enjoy a tasting of their famous rum.
Bathsheba: Marvel at the breathtaking scenery along the rugged East Coast. Relax on the famous Bathsheba beach, known for its dramatic rock formations and excellent surf.
Animal Flower Cave: Discover the stunning sea cave located at the northern tip of the island, where you can explore natural pools and enjoy panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean.
Holetown: Stop in the site of the first settlement in Barbados, where you can indulge in shopping, dining, and a stroll along the beautiful beachfront.
Oistins Fish Fry: Experience the lively atmosphere of this popular evening spot, where you can savor fresh seafood and enjoy local music in a vibrant setting.
Harrison’s Cave: Explore this stunning limestone cave system, featuring impressive stalactites, stalagmites, and underground waterfalls on a guided tram tour.
The Mount Gay Rum Distillery: Visit the oldest rum distillery in the world, where you’ll learn about the rum-making process and enjoy a tasting session.