Morgan Lewis Mill is the lone surviving, operational sugar windmill in Barbados, and only one of two in the world. Located in the scenic hills of St. Andrew, Morgan Lewis Mill stopped operating in 1947 and was subsequently donated to the Barbados National Trust. The aim was to be recognised as a museum, as it

Built in 1858, St. Nicholas Abbey sits atop Cherry Tree Hill, one of the most picturesque locations in the the island. It is nestled among the lush, tropical vegetation in the parish of St. Peter. It is one of only three Jacobean mansions left in the Western Hemisphere, and one of two in the island, the other being Drax

Originally discovered over two hundred years ago, Harrison’s Cave is a massive stream cave system at least 2.3 kilometres long. Its largest cavern, the Great Hall, measures 15 metres/ 50 feet high. The cave is adorned with a magnificent display of stalactites and stalagmites (which grow by less than the thickness of a piece of paper

Is there a Barbados zoo? No, actually we have something even better – a wildlife reserve! If you wanted to visit somewhere where you could see a number of exotic animals and have the feeling as though you were on safari, then you should visit The Barbados Wildlife Reserve. The Barbados Wildlife Reserve is located