Barbados

The later part of this year has been very exciting for Loop Barbados and we are so looking forward to 2012. ...

We sincerely hope all of you had a fabulous Holiday weekend and ...

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It was in 1642 that sugar farming was introduced in Barbados by the Dutch and since then, sugar has not only become a major part of our history but also has been a main molding source of our culture and heritage. For years Barbados only used sugar for feedstock...

This magical spot of Cherry Tree Hill is simply brilliant! Especially on a day like this one! Hope...

For the next few weeks in December Loop Barbados has decided to do a "Santa's got a sunburn" segment. This segment will include...

The Scotch Bonnet pepper, also known as Scotty Bon, Boney Pepper or Caribbean red pepper is a variety of the Chili pepper found in Barbados and throughout the Caribbean.  To give you a little bit of an idea on how hot these peppers actually are, a jalapeno...

One of the most prominent churches on the North- East coast of Barbados is St. Andrew Parish Church. This church was first built from wood in 1630 and then reconstructed as a stone structure in 1846 after being destroyed by a hurricane in 1831. The present...