Creating the Turtle Tracks Family

Growing up in Barbados in the 1960s and 70s, my sisters and I snorkelled regularly but we were never aware of turtles. It wasn’t until I had my own children that they became a part of our lives. The Barbados Sea Turtle Project (BSTP), based at the University of the West Indies, played a big part in the change. 

The Walkers’ Life...a Love Story

“I always thought I had had a rather quiet life. However, since I was persuaded to produce this book, I realise it has been the most fabulous life..I have been extremely lucky" 

Culinary Heritage

Barbados is a ‘melting pot’ of many culinary methods because people of diverse continents, countries and cultures have made this island their home over the course of the last four centuries. The  influence of Amerindians, Africans, English, Scottish, Irish, Dutch, East Indians and Chinese have all combined to make modern Bajan cooking so eclectic and interesting.
 

A Barbadian Celtic Festival

A touch of Celtic charm in the Caribbean…

Shades of Light

Ned Bowes - The Speightstown Stained Glass Artist

A Guide to Holidaying with Friends in Barbados

Fish, Foxtrot and something else beginning with F

Barbados' Best Kept Secrets - Cannon

An extraordinary cannon collection

Shipwrecks of Barbados

Pirates, treasure chests and dancing barracudas

Barbados' Best Kept Secrets - Brighton Market

Explore Brighton Plantation Market

World Heritage Honours For Barbados

UNESCO Recognizes Historic Bridgetown and its Garrison