Sights

Barbados' lone accessible sea cave, the Animal Flower Cave is located on the northern tip of Barbados in the parish of St. Lucy. The amazing and unique cave that opens directly onto the Atlantic Ocean has coral steps...

Located along the East Coast of Barbados, just after Cattlewash, maybe 20-30 feet after Round Rock is the Barbados Pool. What the heck is that right? Well, the Barbados pool is...

Located in the heart of Speightstown, just a stone's throw away from the famous Fisherman's pub is Speightstown pier. Currently under construction the pier cannot actually be explored, none the less it really is a beautiful sight to behold. Running far into...

Yes, we have mentioned the garden of Mr. Hunte previously in our "off the beaten track...

Located on the Southern point of Barbados is the oldest light-house on the island – South Point Light House. It was brought to Barbados in 1852, one year after being shown in London’s Great exhibition. With its red and white bands, this lighthouse can be...

Nestled away in the Barbadian countryside of St. Joseph is a garden overflowing with lush, exotic plants full of vibrant colours and...

Perched at the top of Cherry Tree Hill, an ancient Arawak Indian Passageway, is a 7 bedroom plantation House known as St. Nicholas Abbey. We have mentioned it before, however a couple weeks ago Melanie and myself were actually given the pleasure of receiving a...

Neatly nestled upon a hill overlooking the vast East coast is the stunning church known as St. John's Parish Church. Standing high amongst the old mahogany trees, this structure was...