Based on a first-hand account of Barbados, here are some interesting island activities besides bronzing on the beaches...
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Make time for yourself on holiday; after a long day sightseeing or relaxing on the beach, treat yourself to some holistic healing and let all your worries float away.
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My Destination Barbados get back to nature and down to monkey business, visiting Grenade Hall Tower and Forest, where the wild creatures roam freely under nature’s canopies and history comes to life amongst an exotic collection of colourful flowers and 19th century architecture.
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Every Saturday morning, Brighton Plantation opens up their gates to host a farmers market. Popular with both locals and the American, Canadian, and British ex-pats who live on the island, the market is bustling from the 6am start time...
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The word ‘Riviera’ was first used by the British upper class at the end of the 18th century to describe their favourite coastal resorts. Thus, the Cote d’Azur, gradually became known as The French Riviera; soon to be followed by The Italian Riviera. ‘Riviera’ is a term which is apt for Barbados in general, St. Peter in particular…
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