Click on the map of Barbados to explore links to the cities of Barbados such as Bridgetown. Or use the links to the left to find airlines to Barbados or information about the beaches, golf, or vacation packages here.
Barbados does everything correctly — the west coast is calm and turquoise, the east coast is wild Atlantic surf, the food is the finest in the region, the rum is the oldest commercial spirit in the western hemisphere, and the people have a warmth and confidence that comes from knowing exactly who they are.
Barbados Map: Must-See Experiences
- Crane Beach — consistently voted Caribbean's best
- Carlisle Bay snorkeling & shipwrecks
- Bridgetown & its Garrison UNESCO site
- Mount Gay Rum Distillery tour (oldest in the world)
- Oistins Fish Fry (Friday night ritual)
- Animal Flower Cave sea caves
- Bathsheba Soup Bowl surf beach
- Harrison's Cave crystal stalactites
- Hunte's Gardens botanical escape
- Speightstown & the Platinum Coast
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Dec–Apr: dry season, calm west coast seas, peak Platinum Coast; May–Jun: quieter, lush, lower rates; Jul–Oct: Atlantic surf peaks at Bathsheba
3–4 days: Bridgetown, west coast, Oistins; 5–6 days: add east coast, Harrison's Cave; 7–8 days: full island circuit, Speightstown, Animal Flower Cave
Platinum Coast (west), Bridgetown & Carlisle Bay, Bathsheba & East Coast, Christ Church (south), Scotland District
Holetown (Platinum Coast luxury base), Bridgetown (UNESCO Garrison, rum distilleries), Christ Church (Oistins nightlife), Bathsheba (surfers, dramatic scenery)
Day1 Bridgetown Garrison, Mount Gay Rum Distillery; Day2 Carlisle Bay snorkeling, Oistins Fish Fry; Day3 Harrison's Cave, Hunte's Gardens; Day4 Bathsheba Soup Bowl, Animal Flower Cave; Day5 Speightstown, Platinum Coast