Explore Barbados Attractions

Bridgetown is the capital of Barbados and is approximately a 15 minute drive from the  hotel 6.4 km. Duty free shopping, jewellery stores and many fashion stores

St. Lawrence gap is located on the south coast and is one of the main hubs for nightlife and restaurants on the island.

The second largest town and located north of the island and is home to small selection of shops, restaurants and street vendors.

Famed for it's Friday Night fish fry Oistins is a small fishing village located on the south coats of the island

Located in Holetown on the western side of the island.

Located in the parish of St. Peter. The abbey is made up of a sugar plantation house, rum distillery and museum.

The Garrison is one of eight Cultural Heritage Conservation Areas on the island and represents a very distinguished era of military colonial history.

The young George Washington and his ailing brother Lawrence resided in this historic plantation house, also known as Bush Hill House, for two months in 1751.

At the heart of Barbados lies one of its greatest wonders – the magnificent Harrison’s Cave.

Once a sugar plantation, the garden, which is now owned by horticulturist Anthony Hunte, is located in the rural parish of St. Joseph

Located between the parishes of St. Joseph and St. John, and a mere 300 yards away from the rugged and unspoilt Atlantic Ocean on the East Coast.

This amazing cave opens directly into the Atlantic Ocean and is the island's lone accessible sea cave.

This is the animal kingdom of Barbados, where you can stroll freely among animals feeding and playing in their natural environment.

Every great story begins with a time and a place. For Mount Gay Rum, that time was 1703 and the place, the Caribbean island of Barbados. Rum, originally called “Kill-Devil” by the Barbadians who first distilled it, is truly a product of this beautiful island.

Experience the award-winning Atlantis submarine tour which is one of the most highly-recommended attractions in Barbados for adults and children

Bathsheba is located on the eastern side of the island considered the more rugged side and a surfers' paradise as you will find the soup bowl there.

Located in the middle of St. Lawrence Gap Dover beach is an expansive beach best known for it's wide variety of activities such as jet skiing and Hobie sailing.

Located on the platinum west coast this beach is most famous for the Award winning luxury hotel Sandy Lane.

Considered one of the best beaches for a family day. The calm shallow waters at the southern end make it safe for the young ones to play whilst the older children have the choice to boogie board in the larger waves further up the bay.

Considered one of the best beaches for snorkeling Carlisle Bay has an abundance of marine life and shipwrecks to explore it is considered a must see when on island.