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BarbadOs natiOnal museum

The Museum was established in 1933 with an extraordinary collection of artefacts, natural history and historical documents; housed in the remodeled old Military Prison at the Garrison.

exchange museum

Located within the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Historic Bridgetown and its Garrison, the Exchange Interactive Centre is the newest educational and interactive Museum in Barbados.

harrisOn’s cave

At the heart of Barbados in the central uplands of the island is Harrison’s Cave. This crystallized limestone cave is characterized by flowing streams, deep pools of crystal clear water and towering columns. Gaze in wonder at the white flow stones and in awe at the cave’s beauty.

Animal FlOwer Cave

Located in the parish of St. Lucy, the island’s most northern point, are two caverns in the rugged sea cliffs open to the Atlantic Ocean. In the cave are sea anemones; some with delicate tentacles are filter-feeding tube worms in one cavern.

BridgetOwn

Bridgetown, the capital of Barbados, is a port city on the island’s southwest coast. It's known for its British colonial architecture, 17th-century Garrison and horseracing track. Take a walk through the UNESCO World Heritage Site Bridgetown and its Historic Garrison.

farley hill national Park

Once a magnificent plantation great house, known for its elegant Georgian/Regency style and beautiful gardens. The house was filled with rare and curious items and attracted famous visitors. After changing ownership and being featured in a film, the house was destroyed by fire in 1966, leaving only the walls.

hunte’s gardens

Known as “The most enchanting place on Earth”; Hunte’s Gardens is a botanical garden and significant tourist attraction in the St Joseph Area of central Barbados. It was created from the 1950s by horticulturist Anthony Hunte in an unusual sinkhole-like gully.

arlingtON museum

Arlington is an interactive museum, Housed in a medieval-style building in Speightstown one of the best preserved examples of a very early Barbadian town dwelling.

cOCOHILL FOREST

Coco Hill Forest is a 53-acre agrotourism project featuring over 70 species of tropical fruit trees, herbs, and spices. It has 3kms of hiking trails overlooking the rugged east coast of Barbados.

flOWER FOREST

Coco Hill Forest is a 53-acre agrotourism project featuring over 70 species of tropical fruit trees, herbs, and spices. It has 3kms of hiking trails overlooking the rugged east coast of Barbados.

Lickerish tOURS

#1 rated food tour company in Barbados. Lickrish Food Tours offers some of the most fun, informative and local culinary experiences in Barbados. Check them out below.

atlantis submarine

Arlington is an interactive museum, Housed in a medieval-style building in Speightstown one of the best preserved examples of a very early Barbadian town dwelling.

cODRINGTON COLLEGE

With a rich history on beautiful plantation grounds, an Anglican theological college in the parish of St. John, is one of the oldest Anglican theological colleges in the Americas.

GEORGE WASHINGTON HOUSE

The house in Barbados in which George Washington, the first President of the USA, stayed for nearly seven weeks in 1751 has always been a source of fascination.

mOUNT GAY RUM DISTILLERY

Visit the original landscape and buildings where it all began, back in 1703. Our Historic Distillery Tours take you through our fully operational rum-making headquarters. Steeped in over 300 years of heritage and expertise, the experiences are tales to be told forever and a rum-lover’s paradise.

st. nichOlas abbey

St. Nicholas Abbey is one of the island’s oldest surviving plantations; one of just three remaining Jacobean mansions in the Western Hemisphere. The plantation features a chapel, a terrace café, a boiling house with a steam mill, a syrup plant, a distillery, and various gardens and gullies. The property has changed ownership several times and is currently owned by the Warren family, who have restored and preserved it as a heritage attraction and self-supporting plantation.

Sunbury Plantation House

Sunbury Plantation House is a cultural and historical heritage site in St. Philip, Barbados. The house, over 300 years old, offers a glimpse into life on sugar cane plantations in the 18th and 19th centuries. It features a fine collection of antiques, Barbadian memorabilia, and a unique collection of antique carriages. Sunbury House was destroyed by a fire in 1995 but was faithfully restored and reopened in 1996. It remains open to the public and is a popular venue for weddings and special events.