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The Sweetest Festival in Barbados! This is an annual festival celebrating the tradition of the last harvest and delivery of sugar canes for the season, the orig.............
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When an island is as small as Barbados, the capital city becomes sort of a catch-all as a main point of reference. Bridgetown is Barbados' largest town and one of the best known capitals in the Caribb...
Certainly the heart of Barbados is its countryside. Like the coastline, it is varied in topography and diverse in what it has to offer, making up the greater part of the island and arguably the most i...
The East Coast of Barbados is distinctly different from the rest of island - undeveloped and sparsely populated, there are a few small hotels and properties around to stay in and rustic beach houses t...
The North of Barbados is in some ways the most dramatically beautiful coast of the island, and certainly the least developed. Atlantic surf pounds relentlessly away at steep coral limestone cliffs res...
The South Coast is the most developed area of Barbados and is now considered to be the most vibrant and lively spot on the island with its numerous hotels and apartments, beautiful white sand beaches,...
A journey into the South-East of the island takes you deep into the heart of sugar cane country and out to some of the most beautiful beaches in Barbados. These are easily accessible and are marked by...
Historically the 'suburbs' of Barbados were the middle class, residential districts of Bridgetown's merchants. Shop owners once built residences atop their businesses, but commercial expansion in the ...
Holetown, situated in the parish of St. James, is the place where Captain John Powell landed in the ship "Olive" on May 14, 1625 and laid claim to the island in the name of England. Today, H...
