Barbados Attractions

Review of the Aerial Trek Zipline Adventure in Barbados in the Caribbean.

Review of the Mount Gay Rum Distillery tour on the Caribbean island of Barbados

Caribbean visitors might think they would play golf, sail and snorkel all the time if they lived in the islands, but Caribbean residents themselves have a much broader range of interests when it comes to sports. If it's true that the way people play says a lot about how they live, then visitors can learn a lot (and have a great time, too) by...

Review of Good Times Catamaran cruise in Barbados, a popular tour.

Review of Hunte's Garden, a top tourist attraction in Barbados

Oistins Friday Night Fish Fry - Review of weekly food festival in Christ Church, Barbados

Crystallized limestone show cave has been honored for its environmental stewardship.

It's a novel way to explore the underseas, and probably the best way that a child too young for scuba or snorkeling can get a good look at the fish and coral in tropical underseas.

Review of the Sunbury Great House, Barbados

Review of George Washington House, Bridgetown, Barbados

Review of Harrison's Cave tour, a top tourist attraction in Barbados.

Enjoying an afternoon of English tea at Sunbury Plantation on the island of Barbados in the Caribbean is an excellent way to step back in time and get a taste (and a sip) of life in the 18th and 19th centuries. Sunbury was built over 300 years ago and was once a thriving plantation. Today the house and grounds have been carefully restored and include an excellent collection of antiques, china, silver, furniture, and farm implements.

Barbados is a picturesque Caribbean island, with rolling sugar cane-covered hills and wonderful beaches that are calm on the Caribbean side and windswept on the eastern Atlantic side. Barbados also has a bustling capital city, Bridgetown, and some of the most exclusive resorts in the Caribbean. Cruise ship passengers love Barbados because of the wide range of activities available on the island and the interesting British heritage and traditions.

This 1660s Jacobian mansion has two great attributes: centuries of history and fine rum, which you can buy right from the estate.

Tours and tastings focused on the "world's oldest rum," dating from 1703.

Lush and diverse nature park includes walking paths, waterfalls, a labyrinth, fountains, a chapel, shopping and a cafe.

Historical tours and candlelight dinners at a circa 1660 plantation home.

Dive down to Barbados' shipwrecks and coral reefs aboard a real submarine!

Best Barbados Attractions - Top Sightseeing Destinations in Barbados