The 49 best walking spots in Barbados

One of the most charming points of the island. We could not swim as the waves were high, but we had great time just by chilling in the park. Really worth the visit!

Bathsheba and the "Soup bowl" on the stunning Atlantic East coast of Barbados. If you're a surfer, then this is one of the best spots in the world 🌍

Came here on a weekday around midday. It is a lovely beach a little different from the others on the island. This beach is more rocky, and has rougher waves. If swimming or surfing please take caution and heed all warnings. It's truly a beautiful sight and very calming to watch the waves and listen to the ocean. There are areas to sit on the grass or benches as the shore is rocky in most places. Definitely worth the drive up here though. Would visit again.

Beautiful beach. It's not the best to get into a the rocks are sharp and can cut your feet. There are strong waves to knock you over, and lots of sea moss and weeds. I did enter though and the temp was nice, but I cut my foot so enter at your own caution. Best to just walk along the shore and let the waves touch you.

Easily my most favorite coastal destination in Barbados. We spent a good half hour here wandering the beach. Large rocks jutting out of the ocean is just otherworldly. Very quiet, not a lot of people around at the time. A lot of sargassum seaweed though. It does have a bit of a smell and it’s thick and attracts bugs. But otherwise adds a bit of color and extra beauty to the scenery. I can only imagine what this beach would look like with none of the seaweed! Visited in May 2025

Beautiful rugged beach with sensational views. Worth noting you can't really get onto the beach itself due to the rough seas and huge amounts of seaweed, and the area doesn't have much to do expect for a couple of small restaurants. Still, I'd make time for this if you want to see some of the best views of Barbados.

Amazing beach — rugged, scenic, and full of character. There are some parking spots nearby. The waves were quite choppy, so we only saw surfers in the water, but it’s a lovely place to relax and take in the view.

Since an entrance you are welcomed by a lovely lady working on cash desk. She was super nice and helpful. We also decided to have a drink and pastry at cafe there. They are making them fresh everyday and we also were able to buy a loaf of bread! It was delicious and similar to more European style bread (not that sweet and deliciously crusty, so we enjoyed it with just a butter 😄). Both lemonade and pastries was delicious.

A little bit pricey IMO for entrance but it’s an absolutely lovely space for a stroll. Manicured very well and beautiful flowers. Unfortunately no monkeys were seen! But there were geckos:) Well worth heading to after the PEG Farm 15 min away by taxi.

Excellent botanical garden. A must visit if you are impressed by botanical spaces and are into botany. Lots of flora you will only find in this island, some that ahs been imported but thrives here, and greenery will fill your point of view whichever way you look. The Eastside cafe near the entrance has good coffee. It did rain on my visit and I recommend bringing an umbrella so you can enjoy comfortably.

Was lovely environment, we did not go into the actual garden but saw a monkey from the entrance. It offers a very relax natural atmosphere and has a restaurant by the side. We met a young lad at the reception who was very friendly and engaged us in pleasant discussions. We had just had breakfast at Zemi so we couldn’t really eat at this restaurant. Overall was a lovely time.

Very beautiful garden, warmly recommended if you want to know more about the nature of the island.

I am a fan of Botanical Gardens and this was by far one of the most beautiful peaceful Gardens I have ever been to. The staff were so kind and very helpful. I had the most delicious snack of a croissant and a coffee that was so fresh. I really enjoyed talking to the owner, Sharon, she was so lovely. I downloaded the app which I thought was extremely helpful explaining all of the beautiful Plants and Flowers that are a part of this garden. There is also a little cafe on site and a cute little locally sponsored shop. I saw lots of green monkeys! I traveled by bus and it was a long trip from the other side of island but definitely worth it. I HIGHLY recommend this visit!

Love this place! I like to come for the walking and then go to cafe (right here). Bring all the guests of the island to this garden🫶🏻

100% best nature walks, self guided path, no shortage of beautiful trees and if you are blessed you will see monkeys. They have specific feeding times, so call to confirm, after lunch time, you may see them chilling and playing.

Excellent walk through nature. Beautiful trees and scenery. The only animals we actually so the day we visited were roosters 🐓 who could not wait too greet you. 🤣

Monkeys not guaranteed. They say feeding between 10:30 and 12:00 but they haven’t been around for a bit. However after talking to the staff they went off to find them and encourage them down as the troop is fairly young they’re nervous of humans. If your into millipedes, snails, slugs and a couple of scrawny chickens then this is the place for you. A nice walk through the gully but not much else.

Our tour guide William was very knowledgeable and very helpful we enjoyed our time very much in the gully. We would definitely come back again well worth the visit!

Welchman Hall Gully is a wonderful place for a scenic hike and to immerse yourself in the beauty of nature. It’s peaceful, educational, and perfect for exploring at your own pace. The gully was once part of a large limestone cave that collapsed, creating the lush tropical ravine you see today. Keep an eye out for the Green Monkeys, they’re absolutely adorable and often spotted playfully moving through the trees. A visit here offers a perfect mix of relaxation and discovery.

If you're a local... don't skip this. If you're a visitor, don't skip it! Such a wonderful experience. We were initially going to just walk through on our own but ended up meeting tour guide Asan, I've never had a better tour in my life. It was educational, indept and beautiful. He was teacher, photographer and guide. Book with him. I learnt names of trees, vines and fruits.

Interesting garden with a path to follow, we did not see the monkeys as they are easier to be seen when they are fed. If you want to take a break from the crowd and the beach, this is really the right place.

Beautiful synagogue. It was very interesting to learn the history.

The Synagogue Historic District has become a very popular tourist attraction to all who visits...including a walking tour through Bridgetown, there's an entrance fee to visit the museum and grounds along with a parking lot for your convenience. The area is clean and well maintained, inside one of the structures on-site is a cafe and art gallery, I especially love the way the developers has kept the true essence of this site by incorporating the old charm with the new in this historical district. The artisans shops of old once housed the same businesses as there is today, the original entrance to the Synagogue is situated on Synagogue Lane with the repurposing of the original door is quite interesting while keeping a bit of the old wall structure of the building. This area is nestled between Coleridge Street, James Street and Synagogue Lane...and was developed and restored to incorporate the Synagogue & museum, the Codd's House Monument, the Fire Brigade House and the Artisans Shops and its surroundings to commemorate this rich history between 8-10 years ago. During the construction of the artisan shops...it is said a gravesite was discovered and much of the tombstones was in tact written in Jewish & Arabic inscription was something that needed to be preserved. It's good to have this little knowledge of the Jewish heritage and the role they played during 17th century Barbados.

What a fabulous historic place to visit! Our private walking tour guide Karen from Ruthann Discovery Tours was fabulous. She was very enthusiastic about her countries history.

Fascinating place to learn about some of the area's local history. One of the oldest synagogues in the entire Western Hemisphere.

Lovely museum, very well kept. Very recommended to know more about the history of Barbados. The staff at the entrance was very gentle and gave us very useful indications.

Great self-guided tour, helpful staff, fascinating museum. The architecture is a beautiful mix of styles and the museum exhibits are really well done. Would recommend for anyone interested in history, culture, or religion.

The Nidhe Israel Synagogue is an absolute must see when visiting Barbados. The Synagogue, museum, Mikvah, and cemetery should not be missed. This is living history at its finest. The Synagogue continues to be alive and used.

This is a signal station used during slavery. It's a beautifully maintained museum/event center and the proprietors gave us a brief, but informative history lesson on how the stations were used. Super dope spot

The historic signal station in St George, with the famous Lion carved from the local limestone. Fantastic 360 degree views across St George and neighbouring parishes. A visit is highly recommended, learn how this site fitted into the chain of signaling stations across Barbados.

Pros: Exceeded expectations. Expected good views but they were !!! Went on Saturday and very quiet.. Took a short video because photos just can't capture it.They have play area for kids. Clean washrooms. Very friendly welcome. Wasn't sure if I wanted to pay the entrance if 15 but so glad I did. Flowers, Old lights leading up the trail. Cons: Would have like to see the old Cannons in action and see how far cannonballs could travel...could they reach the ocean and take out the vicious Pirates? One can dream?

Wonderful scenery. You're able to see the more of the island when climbing to the top.

This was a very interesting historical site to walk around and explore. There are a lot of informative displays to read and look at. The grounds were lovely as well - there are a lot of tropical plants around the property.

Very cool signal station with an interesting history. Beautiful view from the top of the tower and lots of interesting posters and maps that help you understand the historical context. We also had lunch there - which was lovely. Choice of a starch, meat, and salad, as well as a drink. The price for this was included in the tour I was on so I can't comment on the food prices, but the drinks prices I saw at the bar were pretty pricey so I would expect the food to be too.

Such an amazing historic site with amazing views. Must visit when you go to Barbados.

Google Maps has this summit shown at the incorrect location. Correct location for summit of Mount Hillaby is 13°12'40.2"N 59°34'56.3"W. If you drive to the very end of the road with the same name (starting in Hillaby at 13°12'40.2"N 59°35'28.1"W) then climb up the bank on the southern side you will find the 1950's US triangulation point.

Full disclosure: we didn't actually get to the summit. We used Google Maps to drive from Harrison's Cave to where Google defined "Mount Hillaby", which led us through a grass field. Because it was so muddy and we were in a rental Suzuki Swift, we decided to get out and walk from there. It's a very beautiful area and a nice walk, but once we got up to the point Maps said the summit was we had difficulty finding the summit. I asked some locals driving by how we can get to the top, and they said that the "shortcut" road to it was closed today. They very kindly told us that we would therefore need to walk down to the bay and the bus stop to the north, and then walk back up in order to access the summit. About an hour walk according to them. We had a busy day in front of us so we opted out then, but regardless it's a beautiful, bucolic area to explore.

There was a man at the top, he called himself Ivan Ivanovsky Ivarsk. He told me to reestablish the communist union. I grabbed his hand and he took me up, into the sky. And soon we uponeth the lord. The lord said "Let there be BREAD!" and it was good.

Nice Hike, we did a 6.5 mile loop

Highest point (Mountain) in Bridgetown, Barbados, W.I.

Small mountain in barbados.

interesting story

Sept 2024 - Best Bay on the island for swimming, relaxing, drinking, eating, and enjoying island life. Lots of water activities are available, like sailing snorkeling, diving, water crafts, and SUP.

A stunning bay in a stunning country. The sand is nice amd white, there are plenty of facilities and vendors along the coast line. The sea is crystal clear and great for snorkeling as there are shipwrecks that can be accessed from the shore.

Went here Christmas eve 2022, 1 of my favourite beaches ever, the water was stunning different shades of blue and warm, truly amazing.

you should be able to get two sand beds plus an umbrella and three additional drinks for 20 dollars with free Wi-Fi and shower access

This place is absolutely amazing some people are saying this is Caribbean number one beach. There are many bars and restaurants on this beach with decent prices. You can find trips to swim with turtles and also other trips around the island or taxis to different beaches. The water on this beach it’s very clear and has a beautiful colour. Also if you like water sports you can find many activities on this beach.

Beautiful beach pictures from 2019. A must visit if you get the chance.

WOW effect!! expecially if you love free diving and snorkeling... There are 3 different shipwrecks less than 100m from the beach. You can easily find them looking where are all the people from organized tours. If you are able to take deep breath, take it and enjoy the inside of shipwreck!! there're a lot of in&out passages

Very nice stroll along the beach, beautiful views! Great for morning runs as well.

Lovely 3a.m. walk, but the board walk should have the lamps/path lights on. Its pitch black. Only nice for star gazing, not good for safety.

Great place to walk or run. Stunning views. Either go early in the morning or after 4pm when it is slightly less hot, remember to carry a bottle of water, you will need it. Stay to view the sunset.

Amazingggg sunset views! Very safe and not overly crowded.

This is a boardwalk alongside a beach, great for gentle strolls or just looking out at the Caribbean sea. Most of the beach near the boardwalk is usually empty, so the boardwalk is also low traffic. A few issues, the boardwalk is short, not long enough for a decent run. Another issue is that you can't easilyrun on the boardwalk and then continue your run on the road. Given the length, I think this is best reserved for leisurely strolls, rather than anything strenuous.

We had a beautiful walk along the boardwalk. The breeze was a welcome respite from the heat. Some of the boardwalk had been ravished by hurricane Beryl but there were workman fixing parts of it. The South Coast is beautiful.

Very nice artwork along the walk and a scenic, easy stroll for a while along the southwest beaches. Keep an eye open for crabs and lizards, too! There are a few points at which the boards have a gap with potentially wet sand, so be careful if you care deeply about your shoes!

It is a fantastic place and vacation attraction.

Went on a lovely family walk. It was a bit steep so it was a slow walk but the views were beautiful. Our 3 boys (5,7,and 9) enjoyed it as well. We then went to the beach and walked around.

biked by, there is signs up saying no swimming

wonderful for picnics and relaxing and taking in the sea breeze. also great for taking a small dog but make sure to keep them leashed because the park is on a road with fast moving traffic, Sundays are usually very busy

Picturesque, scenic, breezy and cool. Perfect spot for picnics etc.

Great location for watching the ocean roll in.

Nice park to ocean view

If you're able to ignore the sargassum, this is one of the most picturesque beaches I've ever been to. From certain angles it looks exactly like what a Caribbean beach would look like in a movie.

Perhaps the most secluded beach in Barbados. It has most of the qualities of a great beach, though unfortunately there was some seaweed at my time of visit. Lots of privacy available and to be expected as it is quite a drive to get here from the resorts and the hotel areas. The promenade leading from the tiny parking area to the beach is itself quite a geological marvel with fossil-pressed rocks and stones bounding the pathway The seaweed will be too much for many people, for those who can ignore it, this is a prime spot to take a dip and take in the sun Be warned, there are no lifeguards around!!!!!

Place is beautiful for a picknick but not for swimming. The waves are very strong and actually very scary when it’s raining. This is more at the Atlantic side so u can expect different kind of animals in the water.

Hope you like seaweed...In all honesty, I was a bit disappointed when I pulled up to Bottom Bay Beach. Immediately upon entry there were a few guys running "bars" at the top of the beach. They seemed friendly enough but I couldn't even get out of the car without them standing there ready to bombard me with their business. The beach itself is down some stairs, and frankly there weren't many people but found myself leaving after a few minutes. The water was rough and caked in seaweed. There was mounds of seaweed on the beach and really everything just made for an unpleasant experience. We were here in early March, I thought that was outside of "seaweed season" but I guess the laws of nature don't apply here.

This place was a gem. Super cool beach. Bring your own towels and snacks. Beautiful place to sit and hang out though

Before you walk down to the beach stop by the Bottom Bay Coconut Guys Ashley and Nicolas! Fresh coconut cocktails. Pineapple pina cola, berry passion and mango special! A great spot as soon as you land

Bottom Bay Beach is a hidden gem. The app is accurate and easy to find. Parking in an unpaved area and can accommodate a few cars. The stone steps are capped with the intricate fingerprint of land coral. A dense canopy of trees line the footpath to this visually lush beach. Ample white sand. Sky high coconut trees reach for the sun and sway in the strong wind. Water is nice and clean. Waves are strong so not suggesting major swimming. A small cave is in the undercut of the cliff. Enjoy!

It's a must see 3 sites one 1 hill Morgan lewis mill,Cherry tree hill and st Nicholas Abby

I felt like I could touch the sky. The view was so beautiful and clear. Very pleasing to see. There are vendors there selling art, coconuts, and souvenirs.

The most breath taking view I’ve ever came across . I loved every inch of this place. I could tell the entire staff there really loved their jobs. It was the highlight of my vacation . Such a wonderful experience..

Made it up here on the St Nicholas Abbey train. Gorgeous view of the East Coast of the island.

Excellent views well worth a visit

Such a gorgeous spot to watch the weather roll in over Barbados. Recommend a visit to St. Nicholas Abbey before you take in this spot (after all it’s right next door!), and a drive down the east coast toward Bathsheba to follow. So beautiful!

Lovely views of the East Coast.

This is my island home sights are breathtaking 🤗👀🙂👍

Turner's Hall Woods is one of the best remaining examples of a mature forest in Barbados. You'll see lots of large trees and interesting plants. To get to the trail, follow the road all the way to the end. There is a little pull off on the right where two or three cars can park. Walk to the end of the road and just keep walking straight; the start of the path is overgrown and a little unclear, but once you get to the edge of the woods it opens up and is easy to follow. There are several trees down across the path, but they're easy to get around or over. If you don't like spiders, make sure there's someone in your party who isn't squeamish to lead the way! There are tons of spider webs across the trail. I suggest carrying a stick to brush them or if the way ahead of you.

Enjoyed the hike,was challenging at times however the spectacular views was worth it.

Simply stunning! Soooo many beautiful flowers, plants, and trees. We saw something different from every angle. Plenty of benches if you want to just sit and take it all in. Lots of picture opportunities. Definitely recommend going on your trip to Barbados. Most likely will go again next time we’re there since we loved it so much.

The garden is magical. The trail is well paved and the directions are clear. The lush foliage keeps the area cool and comfortable, which is a welcome break from the heat felt outside. There are so many beautiful plants, in various colours, shapes and sizes. There are monkeys roaming freely, frolicking and eating in the trees. There are many sitting areas and nooks along the trail but on the day I visited the seats were wet from the rain. The rain did not make the trail difficult, though. I walked comfortably in sandals without feeling the damp of the ground because the walking path was made of stepping stones. I was told there's a cafe but when I entered the souvenir shop, I saw no café. There's a large balcony seating area overlooking the garden if you want to lounge a bit. There are some art installations, comprised of old technology like typewriters and sewing machines, among other bits I do not recall. Refer to the photos for details.

The abundance of greenery is impressive. It's very cozy and quiet, nice to walk and sit there. The buildings are well preserved, I can't imagine how much effort has been invested in this place🙌🏻

My family and I visited the gardens the day after attending a family funeral. It was such a beautiful and peaceful place to visit together to reflect on our loss but also to appreciate the beauty of nature in the plants and flowers. As we have family in Barbados, we plan to return to Huntes on our next visit.

Stunning, tear yourself away from the beach for a few hours here. Lots to secluded seating in an amongst the plants so plenty of rest spots. Classical music is playing as you amble around admiring the plants, super tranquil. There are some steps so you ought to be steady on your feet if you visit. The cafe on the verandah is a delight. Loved it and the super staff! Highly recommended 👍🏼

A very unique collection of plants and trees in a special natural depression. Use bug spray all over for the best experience, it will give you time to enjoy.

Everywhere you go in Barbados you will see little direction signs for Huntes Garden. After years of visiting we actually went and what a magnificent place it is. So beautiful, relaxing and peaceful. Having a drink and cake in the house was just delightful.

We started our tour poorly because it was raining and Google Maps took us down a shorter but unpaved back road, on which we almost got stuck. Luckily we called them and they guided us to the starting point. Note that if Google Maps is taking you on a dirt road a few minutes before you're due to arrive, that's the bad back road and you really shouldn't go that way. Advice to managemrnt: add some signs there to guide visitors the right way. We started with the short steam train ride, which was enjoyable even though it rained. We then continued with a guided tour of the house. A 20 minute video of the distillery and Barbados followed, which was fun, but we expected a distillery tour, even if short. Then we had the tasting, which was disappointing - only a couple of their cheapest rums and it ended very quickly. We were hoping to buy a few bottles of rum at the end, but they were far too expensive, so we bought none. Advice to management: make it clear that there's no tour of the distillery with this package, just a video. Improve the tasting experience with more variety and taking a bit more time. And do work on those prices a bit - it's better to sell more at a lower price then sell almost nothing at all. Overall it was a great experience, especially since the guides were engaging and funny, but some tweaks could easily be made to gain that extra star.

This is a very nice tour with a few options for what to see and the length of the train ride. The islands history is shared throughout the tour, which is very informative. The cafe was good as well. The food was very good and fairly priced. I would recommend it for some light entertainment.

Absolutely wonderful experience. We purchased the ticket for the train and the rum tour, which were 100% worth it. The train ride feels from another era on the coal-powered engine. Our train guide, Tonia, was fantastic and charming. She has a lovely voice. It was my niece’s birthday on the day that we went, so I asked Tonia to send her a greeting which she agreed to! Well-earned tip for a gift to remember. The second part of the tour was the rum distillery. That was fascinating to me, particularly the traditional method that continues to be widely used in Barbados. The guide, Chris, was also knowledgeable. Before the rum tasting you watch an 18 minute film shot by one of the owners. Honestly, I was not expecting much from it, but I was wrong. It is a film about Barbados during colonial times narrated in the most clever, hilarious way possible. Worth a watch!

We had an amazing day at the St. Nicholas Abbey. We did the train ride and full visit to the house and distillery. Our guides were super nice, and the visit is really worth it. Warmly recommended to do both the train ride and the guided tours.

I first came here in 2023 with my husband and it was a 5 star experience. Our guide, Virginia, was knowledgeable and took the time to explain things fully. We took a train ride to Cherry Tree Hill and it was a beautiful vista. Our tasting was done by Simon Warren. We had lunch in the outdoor restaurant after and Mr. Warren took the time to thank each of us, personally, for coming. In 2025, I came here with a friend. I would give it a 3.5 star experience. Our guide was fine but Virginia was sadly in the gift shop and the guide who took us through missed A LOT. So I explained things about slavery at the plantation, medicinal gardens, the bricks, and so on to my friend. There were 2 options for a train ride. We took the latest option and it was essentiallly just a marketing ride for the new areas where there will be luxury rental stays. It was fine and nice for a first timer. The tasting was okay. Mr. Warren was not present which is understandable. He can't be there all the time. Lunch was also decent. For first timers, i do recommend coming here. Just make sure the guide doesn't try to rush you through and you hear the history. Very little history was given.

Amazing tour. Both the train ride and the great house tours were really great and well worth it. It was our favorite tour on the island. My only complaint is that the rum tasting was incredibly stingy. The rums are very expensive, so for someone who loves rum and would gladly pay for a really nice bottle, it would have been nice to taste some of the aged rums. We only got to taste the silver, 5 year regular proof, and a ginger liqueur. I've read old reviews that say they got to taste the entire lineup, so I'm not sure why this is no longer the case. If you want someone to spend hundreds of dollars on your rums, it should be included in the tasting. Even if there is a separate charge for a premium tasting, I would have jumped on the opportunity immediately.

We did the train, house and distillery tour as a family, which was very enjoyable and informative. What really elevated the expirence was the staff, all were great, especially the owner Simon. While the rum is excellent the molasses cookies are to die for. Only slight caveat is it seems a little expensive for what you get.

I had a great experience at both the restaurant and the cave. The food was absolutely delicious and I think everyone should try the lamb stew. The service is also great with the staff being very attentive and friendly. The view is so nice and the breeze helps on a very hot day. There’s also a playground, shops in the area, and a nice lookout spot. The cave tour was well worth it. Our tour guide was very nice and even helped my kids navigate the slippery rocks. The view from the cave is very nice and the swim at the end is so worth it. The water was chilly but perfect in the heat. If you’re not the best swimmer, no worries, it starts off shallow and gradually gets a bit deeper so you’ll be fine. This was one of my favorite tours in Barbados and I would do it again.

The review is mainly for the restaurant. Great staff, amazing views and the food is delicious. The portion however is comical … the lamb stew which is a main course felt like a kids meal or an appetizer (See photo). The cave was closed due to waves, but that was fine because the views of the waves were incredible and it was free!

Beautiful place to spend half a day. You can swim in the natural cave pool. Have lunch or dinner. The food was tasty. Tour guides were super friendly and made the experience really enjoyable.

My second visit to this place, We visited here as part of our Island Tour! listen, the view here is astonishing! The ocean, the cliffs, everything is very scenic and beautiful. There is also a restaurant here but we did not have time to sample the food. Just be careful near the edge of the cliffs! There are changing rooms with ample room so you can change into your swimwear and out at the end of the Tour. The cave itself is accessed down a very steep flight of concrete stairs. Once at the bottom our guide carefully guided us around a series of small pools with lots of information. The last pool is the swimming area which ranges from 2ft to about 8ft at the deepest. Waves pound the entrance so getting too close to the sea is forbidden. The guide is there to keep you safe also. I have to say he worked hard with a small group of 2. After the Tour there's a chance to look at locally produced art and crafts. An amazing experience with an added twist. After the tour is finished there is a reasonably priced restaurant serving authentic Bajan cuisine which was the cherry on top of the experience. Barbados is the only coral island in the West Indies, The cave has a coral floor which is estimated to be about 400,000 to 500,000 years old. Whereas the younger coral section above the main floor is about 126,000 years old. We were able to plenty of animal flowers inside the pools, which was an amazing experience.

Absolutely a must see and visit whilst being here in Barbados. It's so breathtaking and the views are so pretty and peaceful! Have to come and see it here

Loved everything about our visit to Animal Flower Cave & Restaurant! The gorgeous day during our visit made for some beautiful pictures and memories! Discovery: The cave was discovered in 1780 by two English explorers who found its seaward entrance. Formation: It was formed at sea level but now stands six feet above the high water mark because Barbados is rising at a rate of one inch per 1000 years. Access: Coral steps built in 1912 lead down through an opening in the roof (called "the blowhole") into the cave. Sea Anemones: The cave is named after the sea anemones found in the pools, which are locally known as "animal flowers." These anemones look like plants but act like animals, retracting their tentacles when sensing danger.

We arrived just before closing it was 20$ pp, and it took about 30 minutes, and well worth it. Would recommend wearing water shoes and bathing suit. You may swim in the cave. Also, make reservations for restaurant.

Brilliant family day at the races. Great atmosphere and good selection of cheap food and drink. Recommended for a day out in Barbados.

Watched the races here on a Saturday. I’ve never seen live horse races and it was amazing!!! Will be going back the next time we visit. Don’t go to the stands, ground floor further down the track, cold drinks, good food. That’s where the party’s at!

Really good experience watching a horse race. Friendly staff. Enough parking. The dress code online is strict, but people were ok going in with shirts, sandal/flipflops, and crop tops.

Brilliant family day at the races. Great atmosphere and good selection of food and drink. Do recommended a day out here.

We went to the Boxing Day meet, and what a great afternoon we had! Fantastic atmosphere, and the Bajans really know how to celebrate a public holiday. We paid to go in, but you can watch from the outside, and there's loads of food stalls and drinks available. Definitely go if you get the chance.

Stopped in on race day to catch a few races and decided it was nicer to watch outside the track in the breeze than in the stands and pay to sit. Lovely afternoon, plenty of places to make bets around the track and vendors selling drinks and food. A nice afternoon when in Barbados.

Nice atmosphere with the street food & drinks around & you can watch the racing for free if you don't want to go into the main grandstand. Makes it affordable to everyone, great idea unlike in the UK.

Very interesting house, it gives you a view on the way of living in the past. Pur guide was super gentle, gave us lot of interesting info regarding the history of Barbados. There is also a nice bar within the House where you can rest.

A beautiful house,dating from the 17th century.It is a plantation house, whose families owned over 400 acres of sigar cane and more than 200 slaves.Its an important historical reference point for Barbados.

Came as part of an excursion with P&O cruises. Had a very interesting tour of the house, a tasty lunch and explored the beautiful grounds. Would recommend coming here again.

You are my at the front steps as if you are family. The tour is informative and not rushed. The interior is beautiful and gives a good representation of life as it was. The rum punch at the end was good too!

A charming historic building filled with interesting artifacts and stories from the past. The tour was short but enjoyable, and the surrounding grounds are well kept and pleasant to explore. Worth stopping by!

This particular 17th century Great House underwent an extensive restoration in 2018, so you needn't worry about the roof caving in. Inside, you will find a vast collection of antiques and treasures including a collection of antique cameras. Should you feel parched, you might consider visiting the Carriage House Restaurant for a complimentary glass of rum punch.

Great place to visit. Very interesting tour. Really enjoyed the diverse articles of the house

Go for the lunch and short hike up the windmill. Food was amazing and decently priced (not a tourist trap). The self guided tour up the windmill was fun and educational. Seeing the mechanics from the 1600’s was humbling. Stairs are steep but it’s safe and had railings. May want to do the rum flight after the windmill tour!

An absolute highlight of our trip to Barbados. Recommend the guided tour to learn about the history of the sugar mill, the plantation and more about Barbados’ past. Our tour guide was incredibly passionate about history and we thoroughly enjoyed our conversation with her. There is a cafe as well with snacks and drinks. recommend the juice flight to try out any juices on the island you haven’t tried yet!

Great experience at the windmill, lovely little cafe there run by the friendly lady who does the tour who has a great deal of knowledge to share. Well worth spending the few dollars to get an understanding and insight into the history of the windmill and surrounding area, as well as some great views. @dkdoestravel

A wonderful experience. Well worth getting a guided tour as there's so much rich history around this Windmill and the sugar plantation. Some breathtaking views from the cafe. Staff very friendly and helpful. Free parking onsite. Expect to spend about 30 to 40 minutes to fully explore the Windmill

We thoroughly enjoyed popping in here for an hour. It’s a small site : 20 minutes investigating the historic windmill, the rest enjoying the view from the cafe, which serves good basic snacks and drinks. Very helpful and friendly lady told us a little about the history of the windmill but admitted she wasn’t the expert, who wasn’t on site. It could do with a few information boards for those who don’t want to pay for the tour. But we’d go back next time we’re on the island, even if it’s just to have a light lunch and admire the view.

Super cool spot. There was a field trip here when I went but ended up paying for the tour anyways. I am glad I stopped to learn about the history.

A beautiful place with history and well preserved. Great service from the guide and host.

Yet another historical church in Bridgetown...this one bares the name Cathedral as there's another Anglican Church in Bridgetown with a significant history connected to it...St Mary's Church. Located on St Michael's Row this church is also full of history and is one of the oldest on the island...Barbados's first premier, Prime Ministers and prominent people of society at the time are all buried on the church grounds. The aesthetic and architecture are beautiful inside along with its organ feature, I was impressed with the gravestones buried under the church floor and well preserved, the many plaques and memorial adorned the church walls was also quite impressive. The church yard with its vast gravestones and grounds are well maintained with lovely shaded trees...opposite the Central Bank of Barbados, this area connection is quite nice and clean with benches to relax on a beautiful day.

Sitting here at 12:00 pm and hearing the bell chime was pleasant. It would be great if the clock(s) could be repaired or replace on this historical site because growing up and walking through the city I remember looking up at the tower to see the time

Very enjoyable church and well worth a visit. Outside are many gravestones from the early 1800s. Inside the church are graves on the floor, some from the 1600s, and many plaques on the wall, with very touching words of affection.

Beautifully kept outside and inside. Visited as a walkabout Bridgetown. Very friendly staff.

The Anglican cathedral in Bridgetown. The plaque says it was erected in 1665. But it had undergone renovation due to Hurricane and other natural calamities.

Cathedral that you must see when visiting Barbados. Built since the 17th century

A very moving Matins on Good Friday. The 20 strong choir was talented and professional with a very emotional performance of Handel's "Surely He has borne our griefs....". And I've heard the "Messiah" live more times than i can remember, from The Huddersfield Choral Society and top world choirs. Excellent organist. Sadly there were so few there to hear it. I would love to hear them give a complete performance.

Our tour guide was taking us around the South/East coast for a day trip and brought us by this historic church. While it wasn’t initially on my list to see, I’m so glad he took us. It was Sunday so we got to pop our head in to see/hear a bit of the service. The grounds are incredibly beautiful. The architecture is grand. Walk through the cemetery in the back. There is a viewpoint by the sundial (also cool) with views of the east coast.

We visited this historic parish church as part of an excursion offered by our cruise. It's located on a hill overlooking the Atlantic ocean and offers great views of the countryside. The stone church was built in 1660s to replace the wooden church of 1640s and has been subsequently being rebuilt due to damage from storms. The gothic architecture of the church is unique to this part of the world. Highly recommended to visit.

I’ve been eagerly waiting to write a review of the beautiful St. John's Parish Church ⛪, a place rich in history and tradition 📜. Situated in the parish of St. John in Barbados 🇧🇧, this lovely Anglican church sits majestically on a hill 🌄, offering breathtaking views of the eastern and northern parts of the island 🌊🏝️. The architecture inside the church is awe-inspiring 😍, with clear influences from the Church of England 🏛️. The reverence of the space is palpable, making it a truly special place for worship and reflection ✨. The grounds are meticulously kept 🌳, adding to the serene and spiritual atmosphere 🙏. St. John's Parish Church is a hallmark of the Anglican tradition in Barbados and is located just across from Codrington College 🎓, the training ground for priests in Barbados and the Caribbean 🌍. This church is truly a gem 💎, steeped in history and significance. If you have the opportunity, I highly recommend joining in a service on Sundays 🌅 to experience the rich Anglican tradition firsthand 🕊️. St. John's Parish Church is not just a place of worship but a piece of Barbados' heritage that everyone should visit 🗺️.

I had a chance to visit this church during my visit to Barbados. Beautiful church with some noteworthy tombs behind it. One of the tombs being that of the former prime minister of Barbados. There was a service going on so I was hesitant to go inside to avoid disturbing them; however, the priest that I met outside was very kind and friendly. The church grounds are well maintained. The building itself is beautiful

What a magnificent historical building.

Awesome location, great history.

Historically significant. Brilliant views. Beautiful church. Parking. Market stalls. Worth a visit.

Absolute must visit on your next visit to Barbados!!! The reinvigorated Sanctuary has brought fresh life to what was" just a swamp" before, is now a guardian of our natural heritage as an island in the tropics, the free flow trail through this wetland is perfect for nature lovers and children to interact with wildlife, while learning more about their environment! The new Aviary experience gives people the perfect opportunity to interact directly with birds usually seen in cages in zoos across the world, but being able to touch, feed and see up close our feathered friends is amazing!!

Well worth a visit. The birds are the star of the show here. The migratory bird area where they keep unreleasable rescued migratory birds is very cool; you get to see lots of different species of native migratory shorebirds from close by. The two huge aviaries full of parrots and other flamboyant tropical birds from around the world are truly amazing. The space is large enough and rich enough that the birds can fly around and display natural behaviors, but they'll also come right up to you, eat out of your hand, or perch on your hat (or try to steal your sunglasses, in the case of one blue and gold macaw who took a fancy to my girlfriend). The chance to see one of the last pockets of mangrove wetlands left in Barbados is also really cool.

Hidden gem but not for long. Well worth the price for the tourists. You can walk along the trails , enjoy the scenery and learn about the history of this place and then you can feed the birds or fish. Cute little birds , interacting with humans. Staff is knowledgable and polite.

Went here with my VBS from Chrsit The King Church. The aunty's and the children definitely enjoyed it here. On a day that was to have rain pouring, the Lord held it up for us to do this tour beginning to end. How good is our God who also gave us a lovely time start to end. Beautiful gardens and aurora, magnificent birds, parrots, ducks, snakes..and the monkeys...man were they huge. The Cafe here is the cutest. Friendly staff, great atmosphere and beautiful animals. We'll definitely come again. From Christ The King Church we thank you for havint us. Blessings.

I went to what was Graeme Hall Swamp over 40 years ago - when it was just the swamp. To see it now as Graeme Hall Nature Santury is mind blowing. What a transformation. It is a great place to visit. I recommend it highly.

Wonderful family experience, feeding the fish and the birds was a highlight. Beautifully restored. Small cafe serving mostly smoothies at the end of the walk, which you can access without a paid ticket. Buy the animal and fish food combo!

It's a self guided tour, you get to feed the fishes and the birds. Great for kids!!!! Staff are also friendly and knowledgeable.

A great place to picnic under the shade of mahogany trees. There is a beautiful view on the east side hill. There are Christmas lights in December. Though I wish there were more amenities.

This historic national park has been an attraction for both tourists and locals alike for many years. I've enjoyed it's ambience for both family picnics and corporate gatherings, and the many shady areas provide much needed shade from the scorching sun. The surroundings are well maintained, and there are also toilet facilities available if needed. My most recent visit was at night to see the awesome decorations that have been rolled out for Christmas 2024. This is a "must see", as everything is beautifully lighted - the entrance, the trees, the ruins, the washrooms, nothing it left out. It was well worth the effort to reach there so late at night.

Glad we made the trip up here to see the ruins of an old mansion on a sugar plantation. The view is beautiful to see the coastline.

Went on a slightly cloudy day but the views were still incredible. Quiet, peaceful, cool spot to go for a walk, see the country from a very different angle. $6 entry fee for cars, washrooms available.

Attended Gospelfest One Awesome Day at Farley Hill National Park and the atmosphere was charged. Farley Hill never disappoints. I must say that the bathrooms were maintained throughout the entire day as the attendant ensured that toiletries were replenished and cubicles cleaned. Magnificent views from on top of the hill of the surrounding countryside as well as the inside of the Park as the crowd raised flags and late evening use their cell phone light. Plenty of benches as patrons also brought their lunch and had a picnic while enjoying the various artistes.

Beautiful views looking out to the east coast as usual. Lush green vegetation covering the rolling hills. White crested waves of the Atlantic hugging the rugged sandy shores. The breeze making melody to swaying trees on the hill.

Nice chill spot, even in the hot hot sun sun this little park stayed nice and cool. Lots of family's setting up picnics for the afternoon and a little hill with a really nice view. We snuck into the forest along the muck paths and much to our happiness we were able to spot a bunch of wild green monkeys!

Everything about this place was just wonderful! We were greeted in the most welcoming way and given a detailed and interesting history of the place. The dedication to the conservation of this stunning piece of land is remarkable and parts of the trails are very easily walkable. Definitely a must do when in Barbados! Thank you for this wonderful experience! ✨💚

Amazing jungle with wild monkeys and stunning views. My favorite place in Barbados. There is a lovely place where you can have a picnic: just do it. Fantastic experience. Jasmine at the entrance was extremely nice, lovely and explained everything to give you the best experience. Don’t miss this beautiful place. Easy tracks, you can chose the length of your walk.

An enjoyable walk in perhaps one of the last remaining areas of natural rainforest on the island. Well marked trails take you on a self guided tour of the forest. Allow a couple of hours to take it all in and there are seats and tables if you want to take a picnic.

Wonderful guide Jasmine provided a map with the 3 main routes. I did self guided walks though I believe guided walks are also available. Great opportunity to forest bathe and connect with nature. You'll need proper walking boots or at least trainers as some paths are very muddy. I.mot fast walkers, the 2 long walks took about 90 mins. Take plenty of fluids with you on your walk! Wonderful views of East coast. Left my godfather to read his Sunday paper on the verandah whilst I went off walking, he very much enjoyed the peace and quiet! Fabulous, highly recommended!

Beautiful forest. Mahmoud and his team is doing some really amazing and important work here. A must visit if visiting Barbados!

this is a beautiful challenging hiking spot. They even have their very own ginger rum for tasting. This is a true look at the natural beauty of Barbados! They only take cash and wear sturdy laced up shoes that you don’t mind getting muddy! This is definitely A place worth visiting.

Excellent Location! Went for a great hike with a friend yesterday, received great introductory information from the guide at the base. Took 2 of the 4 trails and boy did it work the legs! A well maintained forest environment with wonderful lookout points to the East Coast and sustainability practices evident throughout it all. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

Amazing beach, calm water, good for snorkeling and you can get beach chairs and an umbrella from Rico for 15 BDS per item. There is free wifi at the beach and Ju Jus bar serves food and drinks at a reasonable price.

Beautiful place to swim and snorkel. Great view of turtles and Marlin

Would definitely go back, the chair lady Theresa is a great person

Wonderful place

(Translated by Google) We were there by catamaran. Very nice for swimming and snorkeling. (Original) Wir waren dort mit Katamaran. Sehr schön zum Baden und zum schnorcheln.

(Translated by Google) Quite a nice beach with a lot of visitors from the adjacent hotels. Not my favorite (Original) Ganz netter Strand mit viel Besuchern von den angrenzenden Hotels. Nicht mein Favorit

Beautiful to look at through the gate. Landscapers were keeping the place looking nice.

St Mary's Church have long been admired with it's lovely architectural design, and its place on the World Heritage Stage...I think is deserving of a bit more care and attention to the exterior of the building. Though there's ongoing cleaning and a bit of sprucing up here and there whenever I passes by...its still lacking that extra effort into the upkeep and appearance of the building itself. However the grounds and the outside is quite nice with shaded big trees which offers lovely backdrops in photos...is reminiscent with the history and the heritage of historic Bridgetown.

Historical church with refreshing atmosphere, surrounded by foundation era family memorials. Grand acoustics, filled with heavenly music when we visited, by the remarkable young organist Troy.

Beautiful chuch in central Bridgetown, Barbados. We were welcomed by two employees, very friendly. I ended up proposing to my fiancé by the blooming trees just outside the church!

Major church in the old center of Bridgetown.

My mom worship there for about more than three decades I've been with her sometimes it's well organized when it comes to COVID 19 protocols that's why I've rated it 5 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Peaceful

Breathtaking and natural. Something very satisfying about starting at Cherry Tree Hill and driving all the way down to the sea. However, this beach is overrun with garbage and the sargasm is piled so high you can’t walk to the water. Disappointing.

A great view mostly. The sea air is a nice change, especially to smell it. If you have a pick up truck, make sure to travel the dirt roads. The sights you see are pretty cool. Take pictures if you can also. You wouldn't be disappointed!

Stumbled across when exploring east coast. Fabulous scenery, people horse riding, locals fishing (we were too and caught a snook), and a herd of friendly goats. It was slightly hard to get to the way we came - dirt road + very short walk at end, but well worth it. Wouldn't recommend swimming here or anywhere on east coast due to Atlantic swells.

Wild, fresh and unspoilt - an ideal spot to breathe in some good air and reflect on your good fortune! Also, a welcome cooling breeze after a horseback trek through the hills of St. Andrews parish. The Morgan Lewis Windmill is close by if you want to learn about the history of the sugar industry and visit the only intact sugar windmill in all of the Caribbean.

Red Tide has taken away anything this beach once had. Couldn't even walk out to the water as the long red tide seaweed piles were too deep and tall to get through. Makes us more appreciative that St. Maarten works hard to maintain their beaches from this invasive tide. This beach showed what happens when the tide is left natural. Even weeds don't grow.

Big wide expanse of beach. Just like NJ! Great waves. Does not look like it is used as much as others.

Isolated beach on the ruff side of the island. Feels rugged and wild, with a few goats running around. You'll likely have the spot all to yourself as we did. Don't go swimming as you'll likely get swept out to sea. This is the one place I went that I wish I had my dog with me. It's the perfect spot for frisbee or a long walk with a silent companion. The ocean is so loud you wouldn't be able to carry on much of a conversation anyway.

Came here on the rainiest day of the year and hard to opine much as everything was cancelled. Staff are friendly and attentive. Location is fantastic.

Our tour guide brought us here to experience the genuine atmosphere of the island. We enjoyed an authentic Bajan lunch, complete with all the traditional accompaniments, including their renowned rum punch.

Beautiful area. Very clean. Even though we didn't stop for long. The view was breathtaking

Came to this place on 10/24/25 from 10:30am to 11am. It’s a nice spot to stop and take a few pictures. Not a whole lot to see - I’d recommend going to the local Botanical Garden (andromeda) just up the road to enhance your Barbados experience :)

It's Barbados so you can't go wrong. Do not go swimming here because it's full of rocks. Stunning scenery, place worth visiting for sure but don't miss out on the West and the South coast of Barbados. This is in the East which is different.

Bethesda Beach 🇧🇧 is a hidden gem that truly captures the calm, natural beauty of Barbados. The golden sand, gentle waves, and peaceful atmosphere make it the perfect spot to unwind and escape the rush of the world. 🌊☀️ The view is absolutely stunning clear turquoise water stretching endlessly, with the sound of the ocean setting the mood for pure relaxation. Whether you’re walking along the shore, taking a quiet dip, or just soaking in the sunset, it’s the kind of place that brings peace to your soul. 🌴✨ Every moment at Bethesda Beach felt like a gentle reminder of how beautiful simplicity can be. Definitely one of my favorite memories from Barbados! 🇧🇧💙

I'm having good vibes here in Bathsheba with my sister - I found a hidden gem!

I've been coming to Queen's Park for decades, it's a park where lots of cultural outdoor activities and national events takes place annually along with an art gallery and museum inside. The Park has well spread out grounds with room for tents, an entertainment stage and an on-site pavilion along with a cricket playing field and kids play area. Having a North and South gate...the park acts as a short cut for pedestrians to get from one side to the other without having to use the busy street outside which has no sidewalks. The park is well maintained with good upkeep of grounds with a nice fountain display into the shape of Barbados and it's parish pedestals signage, just as you would see it on a map. Barbados's oldest tree can be found here with another less aged one in Warrens which I reviewed previously. I recently attended a Father's day event which was quite nice and fun filled for the whole family with games and activities centered around honouring Fathers...a good visit when traversing through the city with nice benches to relax.

Beautiful park with spots of history, beautiful landscapes, and culture. Nice to stroll through during the day. Some parts are still being done up though.

This park is magnificent on Christmas Day! It also provides a peaceful and cool escape from the busy city of Bridgetown.

Really great place to relax and chill. I always find so much nice mushrooms too.

The "Central Park" of Barbados. Except, you can still drive your car into this park - and park it!!! Perfectly located to allow for anything you're doing in downtown Bridgetown and want to just relax in some green space. Grab lunch and find a place to sit down. More locals than tourists - so it must be good! It really is a great space to enjoy on its own and appreciate some history.

It's been at least 3 years since I've been here. Used to pass by here while attending primary and secondary school. Very peaceful with groups of youth practising their cricket, dancing, karate and drama in various parts of the park.

Queens Park is a beautiful landscape treasure of Barbados. Very tranquil and picturesque for cool backdrop pics. Love it. I've not been inside the Daphne Hacket theatre as yet but I've heard it's perfect for film and live entertainment.

Breeezyyy, amazing view and if you're lucky you're gonna get to meet the most adorable and friendly calico cat from one of the souvenir vendors.

This is a scenic spot at the entrance of the Cherry Hill Reserve. It's really breathtakingly beautiful 😍. Was here on a weekday, not much traffic and was able to really take in the views of this part of the island. There is a small parking area where you can come out and take pictures and enjoy the view. There was a local vendor selling merchandise but no storefront or restroom at this spot.

Cherry Tree Hill is a reserve approximately 850 ft. above sea level and offers an excellent views of Saint Andrew.

Fantastic view of Atlantic coast from this viewpoint. A few parking spaces too if you have a car.

A really long bus ride for a very short train ride. The history is fascinating. The view at the end is amazing.

Amazing spot for a picture. You get about 15 mins whilst the steam train turns round from st. Nicholas abbey. There are quite a lot of sellers there though, who admittedly are only trying to make a living but can be quite string with their sales tactics

One of the most scenic vistas in Barbados. Preferable if you approach from the North passing St. Nicholas Abbey and Tourist railway before arriving. You have a commanding view of the entire Eastern side of the island. the wild Atlantic coast and parks in that area. Its beautiful, its free, so don't miss it.

Its nice and pretty, and we need modern facilities to make it more attractive and comfortable. It's nice for picnics, camps, fetes, and hikes. Attractive place to exercise also. It has great potention. I visited April 5th, 2025.

In the heart of Barbados' embrace, where flora lushly sprawls, The evening whispers secrets as the golden daylight falls. Amongst the vivid blooms, where gentle breezes softly sway, A tranquil symphony of nature greets the dying day. The skies, a canvas painted with hues of crimson and violet, A celestial masterpiece, dramatic and yet so silent. Obstinate trees stand as guardians, their silhouettes are stark, Against the blaze of sunset, ignites the whole park. As shadows lengthen, the garden breathes in twilight's grace, A serenely cool retreat, in this enchanted space. Amidst the fading light, where nature's beauty shines, The soul finds peace, in these serene and timeless lines.

Beautiful! A great location for these large Crop Over concerts. There is plenty of parking around the venue. It has been a wonderful season this year and National Botanical Gardens seems to be "Crop Over Central!"

This newly established botanical garden offers a stunning expanse of open space, brimming with potential for future botanical wonders. I'm excited to see how this garden evolves as it grows and matures!

A lovely place to have a picnic when there aren’t events happening. Wish there was more of an effort to display our native plant species.

A beautiful expanse of land with breathtaking views of both sunrise and sunsets. Great for picnics, walk your dog or exercise yourself.

Great venue for parties and outdoor activities...not the traditional botanical gardens as it's mainly grasslands and trees

Really nice area. Came at night the day after Christmas and the trees and decorations were so warm and nice. Place where they tell the history of slave rebellion heroes and other important people that shaped Barbados.

stopped by here on a food tour of downtown. -This monument is made for the 11 different "heros" of the country. From a former slave fighting for freedom, to the fathers of independence of barbados, and even Rihanna the singer who is from barbados. -Its right in front of the parliament buildings, and across from the draw bridge and independence square and arch. -Its a interesting monument, and i think well designed.

Very Beautiful Day In The Heart of Bridgetown Barbados 🇧🇧 The Bridge 🌉

Nice little place in the city center for visiting. Good to visit and take a few pictures

Located in historical Bridgetown, the square is where the monument of the national heroes of past and present are located, was called Trafalgar Square in the past because of the British colonial heritage, the name change is more relevant today as the country has since moved to a Republic

Quick must see in Barbados. It's great to see Rihanna recognized as most national heros in Caribbean recognized posthumous.

A relatively new monument. A little history and a good space to sit and enjoy the view and its surroundings

As with all the parish churches on the island...this one being no different all boasts a lot of history and of great significance to the island's Anglican worshippers and the parish in which they served. They have all been in existence since the 17th & 18th century and have similarities in their architect both inside and out, most have a second level with an organ and balcony. Even the altar is similar in design with the stain glass windows and a clock tower structure exterior...maybe I missed it on my visit, what I didn't see at this one however was a designated gravesite and tombstones of the time period. It was clean, comfortable and airy...that same familiarity of the parish churches, the many memorial plaques on the wall with spacious pews...definitely worth a visit when in the area.

Visited the historic St Peter's Parish Church this evening to view their flower show.. Awesome display

A beautiful chuch in Speighstown, all friendly and quiet when we saw it, with only the humming of the neighbouring kindergarden and elementary school.

I noticed this church has a very interesting design on the side gate.

The St. Peter's Parish Church is located in the immediate vicinity of the Speightstown City Center in St. Peter's Parish, Barbados. The Church is a welcome sight for the city and can be seen on entering the city from that direction. The outstanding edifice and well kept grounds is an obvious historical attraction and no one had to tell me that, it just looked the part. The St. Peter's Parish Church with its prominent tall steeple and distinctive architecture commands attention and a closer visit to the site is definitely worthwhile. Much more can be said, however it is best to visit in person and soak-up as it were, the great ambiance; viewing the photos gives some idea of the majesty and splendor as well.

Went there for the annual flower show and lunch. Beautiful displays, great lunch with wonderful people. Also walked across the street to go swimming at beach beforehand.

the flower festival held each year is.a must do.. fantastic displays...afternoon tea and.musical contributions

Very quiet. Be careful of storing your stuff on the beach while going for a swim. Easy to get to from batts rock . Delightful water.

Paradise Beach - beautiful soft sands, and a beach perfect for a walk at anytime of the day. We went for the boxing day beach/boat party which was great (my understanding is it changes spots). The abondoned building complex is perfect for exploring and photo opportunities.

One of our favourite beaches in Barbados. Nice and quite, beautiful long beach with white sand. Highly recommend

If you want to feel like you are on an abandoned island, this is the spot for you. We parked up by the paradise villas and walked down to the beach, along side some abandoned buildings. The beach was super peaceful and there was no one there. We had the beach to ourselves. The water is calm, the beach is large and clean. It was a great find! Best kept secret. 😎

Beautiful beach, clear blue sea and white sand. Lives up to the name

It’s a fantastic bay right in front of the abandoned Four Seasons Resort. Easy to reach with public transports, you can access there from Batts Rock Beach or walking through Paradise Villas. If you need some shade, you must go to one of the sides of the bay. Southern side you find palms and on northern sides there are huge mango trees. Be careful to the manchineel trees, because there poisonous and cause blistering (you can recognise them by a red ring around the trunk or from the small yellow/green apples). On the northern side of the beach, you find a suggestive composition of rock towers.

Always been a nice beach...quiet. the water is fairly deep most times so caution is advised when using there beach there

I had the pleasure of visiting Consett Bay for their Fisherfolk Day, part of BARFISH. 🎣 Although it wasn't my first time in Consett Bay, it was my first real visit. Previously, I had driven down the hill into Consett Bay on two occasions, only to turn around and head right back over the hill. 🚗 This time was different as we were there as Fisherfolk supporting our counterparts. Apart from the festive atmosphere, which was delightful 🎉, I took the time to truly observe the Bay. Consett Bay, in my opinion, is a gem tucked away in the lovely parish of St. John. 💎🌿 I love the basin design of the Bay. But my favorite activity was walking out onto the jetty. 🚶‍♂️ This is when the real beauty of the Bay comes alive. The view is breathtaking, with the rocks and greenery creating a stunning scene. 🌊🌳 The people there were also very friendly 😊, and there was plenty of fresh fish to enjoy. 🐟🍴 If you are touring through the island, this location should be a must-stop. 🌴🗺️ Don't miss out on this hidden gem!

Hiked to this beautiful, relaxing and quiet village.

Very quiet fishing village

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Was a nice spot to fish, great view and the locals were really friendly and helpful

Went fishing and did not hook any fish

Rustic view. Very picturesque. Lovely day with historical significance.

Nice attractive viewing spot at the top end of the island. Lot of picnic tables and stairs down to small beach but NO washroom facilities.

Beautiful and quiet bay, we went twice and both times (weekday in late November) we were only ones there. Accessible by dirt road then steps down, due to rocks surrounding the bay seemed to lose the sun late afternoon (4ish).

Beautiful spot: watch for the sign pointing to "beach access" towards the end of Grape Hall Salmond on the right hand side - this will take you down on a dirt track to the beach stairs. Currently (spring '20), there is a huge dead tree restricting some of the access to the beach - hopefully to be removed...

I visited Archers Bay in August 2019 and it was on the first leg of an Island Tour since I was staying in Friendship, St. Lucy, nearby. Having researched the places that I must see in Barbados, that was definitely on my list and I was happy I went. The location from the road may be missed but if one knows where to go it's quite rewarding. There is a cliff area without railings and for vertigo and milder fearing of steep dropoffs be mindful. The rather beautiful picturesque view of the rough Rocky coastline contrasted with a calm white Sandy Beach all make for spectacular views. I kept wondering two things, how to get to the beach and even more pressingly, how did they get that name on that rock in the rough waters.

It's magical on early mornings with the coolest of breeze, birds and other fluttering creatures busily hunting their breakfast while still finding time to play, and, observing my observation of them.

Beautiful view! Fun adventure trying to find it!

Really nice place to visit for that cliff view

Less affected by sargassum than other nearby bits of coastline. Probably not as interesting as the more popular tourist areas within St Lucy

Just what a pool in heaven would feel like.. Safe for bathing and beginner swimming lessons..a section running 15 feet by 10 feet with reef bordering...great rehab for early morning risers...spacious shoreline for weddings picnics barbeque or cricket soccer or volleyball on the sand

One of the best views in Barbados!

Lovely spot with some great views and space for a bit of a wonder along the coast

My new favorite spot on the island. Beautiful, dangerous, inspiring.

Also known as Cuckolds Point. Remarkable land area projecting into the rough atlantic ocean. ****

10/10

So the National Trust ,have been working really hard. They are getting to put some great places together

I became a Lifetime Member yesterday at Wildey House. First step in building my community involvement in part of planning my return to the Island of my birth. I'm hoping to be an active member as history and architecture is my interest.

Lovely traditional garden setting, about to do some upgrading. Watch this space for more info and how you can book the grounds for events or to just stop by with your lunch and enjoy the space away from the crowd.

Very interesting. Well worth the visit. Lots of old pictures

Great historic place

Nothing to visit: the place is under repair

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful colonial house. (Original) Très belle maison coloniale.