Usually a pretty quiet beach. Quite popular with locals on weekends and during school holidays. Catamarans sometimes dock here in the afternoons so guests can have a swim or come ashore. Read more.
Wonderful beach. Popular with locals after work. Easy walk from cruise terminal if you're visiting by cruise ship. Beach Bar offers great drinks and affordable food. Read more.
One of the longest beaches in Barbados - really lovely and rarely crowded. Great for long walks, snorkeling and sea bathing. Lots of watersports (diving, sailing, etc) are further out in Carlisle Bay. Read more.
Great spot to watch sunsets and for snorkelling. Swim out a bit & you may see some sea turtles. Read more.
Quieter than the adjoining Brandons Beach. Nice place to snorkel. Short walk from the Port where cruise ships dock. Read more.
Stop by the cafe after the tour for great snacks - chicken panini was especially delicious! Check http://barbados.org/george_washington.htm for more info. on the museum. Read more.
Old signal station offers amazing views. Forest is small but interesting. Entrance fee to Wildlife Reserve includes Grenade Hall Read more.
See the mill in action during the winter tourist season! Check with the Barbados National Trust or http://whatsoninbarbados.com for days when grinding is taking place. Read more.
lighthouse is not open to public, but location offers great coastal views Read more.
Oldest lighthouse in Barbados. The tower itself is closed to the public. Read more.
Great place to watch the sunset. Benches are nice to relax on when taking a break from shopping :) Read more.
Check out Best of Barbados gift shops. Stop at Just Grilling (just south of Chattel Village) for lunch. Read more.
Overlooking a nice beach. Great place to watch sunsets. Fish fry and other community events are often held here. Read more.