5 Fast Facts About Speightstown…
Monday, 13 August
Did you know that Speightstown… Speightstown derived its name from William Speight who at the time owned the land where it is located? It was a major port in the 17th century facilitating the docking of ships that arrived from England and also a centre for trading activities? It is home to the Arlington House
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Funny Bajan Superstitions
Friday, 22 June
There are so many superstitions that exist worldwide, largely unique in their own landscape based on culture. This article will take a look at the superstitions of Barbados, surrounding categories such as Easter and Children. GoodFriday/Easter 1)No sea bathing on Good Friday – this is one of the superstitions surrounding the Easter Tradition, as many
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Those are the words of Carlo Petrini, President of Slow Food. This organization aims to reduce the amount of food that is imported into countries all over the world, while supporting local farms, chefs and other small scale producers. It is a movement that seeks to encourage persons to “eat local.” Slow Food defines the
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Real Real Bajan Games
Wednesday, 21 February
Over the years, Barbadians have adopted many games as their own. These include rounders, pitching marbles, hopscotch, and warri. However, how many of the games currently played across the island have actually originated in Barbados? The answer is: not very many. In this article, we will feature look at those popular games with origins in
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Codrington College
Tuesday, 20 February
Codrington College Located in St. John, Codrington College was built in 1743, making it the oldest Anglican Theological College in the Western Hemisphere. The College was named after Christopher Codrington who, after he died left two estates to the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel; in addition to a large sum of money, to
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Best Spots in Barbados to Watch the Sunrise and the Sunset
Monday, 19 February
Experiencing a sunrise or sunset is a very romantic and picturesque moment. However, even if you do not have that special someone, it is also a great experience to enjoy on your own. Barbados is ranked as one of the best Caribbean destinations to watch sunrises and sunsets. This article presents 12 of the best
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Gearing It Up – Best places for under 35’s
Monday, 12 February
Barbados is well known for its tropical atmosphere and glorious opportunities for sightseeing. However, maybe you are around 35 or younger and looking for that extra bit of excitement, or an upscale, chic atmosphere to chill and relax with some friends. Just for you, we have put together a collection of the best places for
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Never a Dull Moment in Barbados – Things to do on Thursday
Thursday, 08 February
Jolly Roger Taste of the Caribbean Dinner Dance Show and Cruise There is no better way to spend your Thursday evenings than at the Jolly Roger Taste of the Caribbean Dinner Dance Show and Cruise. First, at 6pm, in the Jolly Roger Tavern, you can sit back and relax and enjoy the live floor show
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The House Arlington
Wednesday, 07 February
Built in the late 18th century, Arlington House was in Speightstown constructed by the early settlers on the island in a classic “single house” design. The house was formerly the home of a wealthy merchant and is the only remaining piece of architechture in the island that shows Barbados’ influence on Charleston’s architecture in the
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Never a Dull Moment in Barbados – Things to do on Tuesday
Tuesday, 06 February
Atlantis Submarine Night Dive Tours on the Atlantis Submarine are highly recommended as one of the best attractions/experiences in Barbados, for both adults and children alike. The Night tour, lasting an hr and 45 minutes, provides a different experience than the day tour as the use of the high powered flashlights to illuminate the surroundings,
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Never a Dull Moment in Barbados – Things to do on Monday
Monday, 05 February
Harbour Lights Monday Beach Extravaganza Dinner Show with Philip 7 and Masala Harbour Lights, an open air beachfront nightclub, presents you with the opportunity to dance in the sand under the stars to Phillip 7 and Masala every Monday night. A delicious, mouth-watering BBQ dinner with free flowing cocktails and dessert, caps off a great
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Never a Dull Moment in Barbados – Things to do on Wednesday
Wednesday, 31 January
Every Wednesday night from 10pm to 2am, come out and enjoy yourself at the Jolly Roger Shipwreck Dockside Party. Some of Barbados’ most well-known DJs, including Dave Smooth and Exodus, provide the entertainment for the night, blazing some of the best party music. Use this as a way of unwinding after a stressful day, or
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Places to Get Married in Barbados
Tuesday, 19 September
Many visitors choose to get married in Barbados. At times, these weddings are spontaneous, other times, they are well planned by professionals or even themselves. One of the best things about getting married in Barbados is the fact that there is absolutely no shortage of places to get married, regardless of the type of wedding
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At The Airport – Shops and Retail Stores at the Grantley Adams International Airport
Sunday, 17 September
At the airport, it is nice to have something to do, whether you are on a connecting flight, or experiencing a flight delay. The Grantley Adams International Airport has a good collection of shops and eateries, to accommodate these persons, as well as friends and loved ones waiting with someone or those who desire to
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Whats on in Barbados 2018
Thursday, 07 September
Barbadian Folklore: The Steel Donkey
Saturday, 13 May
The Steel Donkey is essentially the Barbadian version of the Jamaican Rolling Calf. This ‘creature’ emerged sometime in the early 20th century, out of the superstition of ‘cursing’; that is, the belief that persons could put curses on others. In appearance, the steel donkey has features of an animal (more specifically, a donkey) with eyes
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Activities for Kids: What’s great for kids to do in Barbados?
Thursday, 30 March
When choosing a destination to travel to with a family, you of course have to think about if the country will have decent activities for your children. Not activities that they can easily do at home, but something different that they can enjoy so they can take home stories and tell their friends. Even if
Carlisle Bay Fish Fry
Wednesday, 29 March
The Carlisle Bay Fish Fry forms “Fish Fry Fridays” hosted by the Boatyard Beach Club on Bay Street. Here you can relax on the white sandy beach of Carlisle bay, the official bay of Historic Bridgetown and it’s Garrison, and enjoy the best in local and international dishes. This fish fry boasts a very extensive
Port St. Charles Marina and Yacht Club
Monday, 27 March
The Port St. Charles area is recognized as the premiere Caribbean marina and there is no doubt as to why. This 22 acre exclusive resort and man-made marina, located in St. Peter has individually furnished luxury villas on the water’s edge, available for purchase or short or long term renting, with many of the properties
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Grenade Hall Forest & Signal Station
Friday, 24 March
Grenade Hall combines a restored signal station and a natural forest to create a wonderful attraction for history and nature lovers. The entry fee you pay will not only allow you access to the Grenade Hall Forest and Signal Station but also to the Barbados Wildlife Reserve. The signal station offers patrons fantastic views of
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