Barbados

Sea Turtles! The places to swim with the turtles are a little crowded by tourists, but get there early enough in the morning and you’ll have an easier time. I was surprised at how comfortable the turtles were around people and would swim right underneath you! One tip- don’t wear snorkel fins- it freaks them out a bit.

I think that is the name -
The most beautiful beach in the world!

I HAVE ONLY BEEN TO BARBADOS ONCE AND IT WAS ONLY FOR ONE DAY ON A CRUISE OF THE WESTERN CARIBBEAN. THIS IS BY FAR MY FAVORITE ONE DAY STOP ON ANY CRUISE AND I HAVE BEEN ON OVER 20 CRUISES VISITING OVER 100 PLACES. BERMUDA MIGHT BE MY FAVORITE ISLAND GETAWAY BUT BARBADOS IS TONS OF FUN. IF YOU ARE IN BRIDGETOWN YOU HAVE TO GO TO THE BOAT YARD. THIS IS THE BEST TIME YOU WILL HAVE, TRUST ME.

I was only 11 when I went to Barbados! I just went for ten days on a family holiday, but I’d looooooove to go back and check out the surfing side of the island. We went to the Malibu rum beach place and on a massive pirate style ship called the ‘Jolly Rodger’ where the we got to go to different beaches all around the island and do waterspots. it was so fun. it still operates today so if you’re going then i highly recommend it! x

Barbados is wanna d best places in d world good beaches good weather name it

I have been to many islands but Barbados is by far the most beautiful and breath taking island there is (in my opinion), I would go back in a heart beat!

Barbados is a wonderful place its like paradise

It is a beautiful island. We had a fabulous time. Diving is not very good, because it has been overfished. I had a great time, but would chose to go to other islands before here.

My friends and I decided to go to Barbados, and we took a’cat in the bag’ sort of arrangement, i.e. we got an extremely cheap package including return flight and one week (of two)of some sort of mistery accomodation. So, we got two nice bungalows both with kitchens, living rooms and bedrooms with bathrooms, in Holetown, a place north of Bridgetown. Niiiiice.And as it usually goes, being new to the place, we went out the first night to the nearest bar. After drinking a gallon of vodka pineapple we went to sleep. When baaang! in the middle of the night a rumble and shouting woke me up.Still kind of groggy and totally disoriented and shocked,and since I was shearing the room with my best friend, I looked around to see where he was…Lifted in the bed, it was like in a cartoon, I could see a kind of straight path from the bedroom trough the living room and trough the opened main and porch doors…In that state my perception was that my friend jumped out of the bed and ran out, savagely shouting. My first thought was…Oh my God, what will I tell to his mom at home,...he lost his mind and ran in his underware into the night…:) I went out to the garden infront of the bungalow, and the shouting was still echoing in the distance…After five or ten minutes, he came back and told me what happened. A noise woke him up and when he opened his eyes, there was a face staring at him ten inches away.He started to yell, jumped out of the bed and chased the intruder out of the house and around the neighborhood. After the burglar jumped across a 6’ wire fence and surely leaving some tissue on it, my friend, now probably already thinking clearly,stopped, becoming aware of the potential danger… The thing is, that all the bungalows have a safe deposit box in the wardrobe beside the bed, and probably the local crooks knowing that, try to get newcomers offguard and hope to get lucky the first night… At the end of our vacation, we realised that was just an unfortunate one time incident, that actually wasn’t unfortunate at all – we had a great story to tell at home!!...all well what ends well. In fact, apart of some dark alleys in the capital, Bridgetown, in the middle of the night (what would you be doing there?) Barbados is one of the safest, nicest and friendliest places on earth.
The second week we stayed in St.Lawrence Gap (south) and it was just great!!

I’ve wanted to go here since the age of seven when I first read The Witch of Blackbird Pond. The sheer adoration of the Barbados by the main character just instilled itself within me and I shall not be content until I see the Barbados for myself.