Best Things to Do in Barbados
With plenty of golf courses, historic homes and sporting events, Barbados is a good vacation for active travelers. Of course, the island is also proficient in beach-time fun. Avid surfers flock to the Soup Bowl waves near Bathsheba Beach on the east coast, while the novices choose surfing or diving lessons in Bridgetown in the southwest. Shopaholics prefer the duty-free bargains elsewhere, but night owls will enjoy the after-dark activities available in Bridgetown and Oistin Bay.
Why go: It's Barbados' relative isolation in the Atlantic Ocean that creates its awesome surfing waves ... read more»
Why go: The sweet shoreline of Bottom Bay is probably the best on Barbados, and unfortunately, one ... read more»
Why go: Lots of travelers recommend you forget about the swanky white-tablecloth eateries come the weekend, when ... read more»
Why go: A day at the races feels entirely different when sipping coconut water, tasting Bajan cuisine ... read more»
Why go: Slaves working on Barbados' sugar plantations in the 1600s used to celebrate the end of ... read more»
Why go: Get over the name, pack a beach bag, and prepare to be amazed -- many travelers ... read more»
Why go: Duty-free shops are a dime a dozen in the Caribbean, but surprisingly, interactive rum tours ... read more»
Why go: Named for its sea anemones, Animal Flower Cave is the island's only accessible sea ... read more»
Why go: Visiting the Gun Hill Signal Station is only worth an hour of your time -- at ... read more»
Why go: One of the highlights of visiting the Barbados Wildlife Reserve in Speightstown, St. Peter's ... read more»
Why go: If you're in the Bathsheba area to witness the Soup Bowl waves, travelers and ... read more»
Why go: First-time travelers will tell you to visit Harrison's Cave in central Barbados. That's ... read more»











