Barbados’ Bottom Bay—known for its coral cliffs and scenic views—is a much-loved nature spot for locals and travelers alike. From the bay’s rustic coconut tree-lined
Established almost 60 years ago by one of the island’s best regarded horticulturalists, the elegant six-acre (2.4-hectare) Andromeda Botanic Gardens offer some 600 different species
One of Barbados’s oldest church sites, the St. John’s Parish Church has experienced a tumultuous history, having been damaged by fires and hurricanes and rebuilt
Orchid World is an eight-acre (3.2-hectare) garden featuring tens of thousands of gorgeousxa0 tropical orchids. A magical place with stunning waterfalls and tranquil ponds, the
Crane Beach is often included in the list of Caribbean’s top beaches, its soft pink sand, deep blue waters, and coral reef form a natural
