Petite Island, Endless Adventures

Expert Tips:

Barbados is a limestone-coral island, which means that its beaches are made from finely ground coral, resulting in clean, soft sand. Each part of the island provides something different: the calm west coast is perfect for swimming and snorkeling, the lively south coast is great for more adventurous water sports like kite surfing, the windy east coast is a surfer's paradise, and the north coast offers dramatic cliff views for picture-perfect picnics.

On Friday nights the big thing to do is go to the fish fry at Oistins Bay. The food is the main draw - excellent fish, including tuna, swordfish, marlin, mahi-mahi, flying fish, lobster, chicken are served in a casual setting. You can get your fish grilled or fried depending on which vendor you choose from. It's all cooked on the spot in front of you. It is a truly local experience!

Must See & Do

Top Regional Attractions:

• Harrison's Cave showcases Barbados' limestone coral geology, and a train tour winds through caves past pools, waterfalls, and stalagmites.
• Enjoy exceptional golfing, courses range from beginner-friendly to championship-level; top courses include Sandy Lane, Royal Westmoreland, the Barbados Golf Club, and Rockley Club.
• Indulge in beautiful beaches, including Payne's Beach, with calm swimming waters and even the company of the occasion turtle, or enjoy the pink sand of Crane's Beach on the south coast attracts locals and visitors alike.
• Stop by the Mount Gay Distillery or Chalky Mountian Potteries, honoring a 300-year-old local pottery tradition, for some great souvenirs.
• Experience the Barbados Wildlife Reserve, originally established to provide a sanctuary for green monkeys.

Allow Us to Arrange

Most Popular Concierge Services

• Charter a yacht or large catamaran for a guided cruise
• A car rental
• Grocery pre-stocking in your villa
• Restaurant reservations
• A rum tasting tour
• Private chef service for the first or last nights of your stay