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Barbados Vacations
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BarbadosBarbados has become one of the most popular vacation destinations in the Caribbean. It's beautiful scenery, spectacular weather and unaltered nature tropical beaches are just some of the reasons why it has become such a hor vaction spot. Barbados is the most eastern island in the Caribbean, and is a tiny dot on most world maps with an area of 430 square kilometres. Barbados has a population of about 260,000 - which is quite high considering its size. With 97 kilometres of coastline, Barbados has much to offer its visitors in terms of water sports and beach activities. Needless to say you will not be bored in Barbados.
After the sun goes down and things die down on Barbados beaches the fun only gets better. Barabados is famous for it's incredible night life where one can stay out all night, if that's what they desire. Barbados by night is zesty. Enjoy an early evening with a colourful dinner show under romantic starry skies, or grab a bite and a bit of indoor games at one of our sports bars. If it is late night action you want, we have some of the best bands in the Caribbean, who work the hotel and club circuit. In Barbados you can dance your way into the wee hours to our exotic, Caribbean rhythms. It's alight to get a little crazy at night, because you can lie on the beach the next day and recover in the beautiful sunshine and cool trade winds. Of all the Caribbean islands, Barbados stands out as “the jewel in the Caribbean crown”. A truly superb tropical hideaway, Barbados is unique and exotic because of the abundance of diversity that has been packed into this quaint British common wealth. From the calm, clear aquamarine waters of the Caribbean sea along the Barbados West Coast beaches like Speightstown, Holetown, and Gibbs Beach to the infamous pounding of the Atlantic Surf on Bathsheba along the rugged and rural east coast, to the hip beaches on the South Coast from St. Lawrence Gap to Bridgetown where activity abounds. . . Barbados offers a beach for everyone. Barbados’ diversity becomes even more evident as you tour the interior of the island. The refined luxury of Sandy Lane Estates, Beach, Golf Course and Country Club on the West Coast can be contrasted with the funky style of St. Lawrence Gap on the South Coast. More striking is the way the sugar cane estates give way to the dense, lush tropical forests, the rugged hills and highlands as you travel from west to east from St. Peter and St. James to St. Andrew and St. Joseph parishes. Barbados has it all! |
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