What to see in Barbados - top 10 most famous places

Barbados is one of the most colorful islands in the Lesser Antilles, from the one side on its shores rides the Atlantic Ocean, from the other – the Caribbean Sea.

It’s an amazingly elegant and refreshing, romantic and hospitable island with unique and natural tropical charm, beautiful climate, sunny days and sea breeze, white sandy beaches, and stunning panoramic views.

Barbados is an amazing island for a quiet and relaxing holiday. A light breeze will carry your mind away from everyday matters, and silky sand will gently plunge your body into a world of bliss and pleasure.

The gorgeous bays and great beaches, the healthiest climate in the world, always blowing a very pleasant gentle breeze… let’s discover this unique country.

Bathsheba Beach

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Discover Bathsheba, is a photographer's and surfer's paradise, is on the rugged East Coast, there you can see the dramatic landscape and coastline.

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Discover Bathsheba, is a photographer’s and surfer’s paradise, is on the rugged East Coast, there you can see the dramatic landscape and coastline.

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Harrison’s Cave is a stunning natural cavern full of streams, pools and tonnes of stalagmites and stalactites!

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Flower Forest is a scenic garden park with attractive flowering plants and tropical trees.

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A reef just offshore calms the water, creating a perfect natural saltwater swimming pool.

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It’s a plantation house, museum, and rum distillery built-in 1658. This house is one of only three genuine Jacobean mansions in the Western Hemisphere.