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Facebook Twitter Instagram. Nicholas Abbey. One of only three heritage sites of its kind in the Western Hemisphere, the site dates way back to the s, which is when sugarcane was first raised and harvested on the fields around the central house. Unusually, the crop is still cultivated here today, while St. Nicholas Abbey itself has become a museum site, inviting travelers to explore its restored interior rooms.
Source: abajantourgirlexploringbarbados. Considered by many to be the fattest tree in the entire Caribbean region, it takes around 15 adults to stretch around the full circumference of the central branch! The first of its kind in the entire Caribbean, the Barbados Boardwalk links up almost two kilometers of beachfront around the southern coastal stretches of the island.
Flat and well-maintained, it attracts walkers and joggers, who can go all the way from the pearly sands of Rockley Beach in Hastings in the east to the coconut groves of Coconut Court Beach in the west. Along the way there are countless little rum shacks and bars to enjoy, while there are also swaying palm trees and blooming cassias, pretty clusters of fig bushes and plenty of places to sit and take in the salty sea breeze.
One of the best ways to experience the soul of Barbados is to indulge in its street food! Street food vendors can be found all over the island. This little shack serves different varieties of fish cutters — the full fish, egg and cheese cutter topped with lots of hot sauce is unforgettable! Join an Oistins fish-fry tour. In the north of the island, amidst green rolling hills and thick forests lies the historic St.
Nicholas Abbey. The road leading to the Abbey, lined by stunning mahogany trees, is in itself a highlight of a visit to the Abbey.
Other than its name suggests, it is a plantation house built in the 17th century in the Jacobean style one of only three Jacobian mansions left in the Western Hemisphere , surrounded by lush tropical gardens. The house has been beautifully restored as a museum, a visit to which provides interesting insights to the lives of 18th century plantation owners. In addition, the Abbey also produces its own rum. A relatively new addition to St. Nicholas Abbey is the Heritage Railway.
The railway was built to commemorate the old railway that used to cross the island to transport sugarcane. This new, touristic route is a fun, historic experience and transports visitors from the Abbey to a panoramic viewpoint on Cherry Hill. The east coast of Barbados is characterised by charming villages, verdant hills, swaying palms, cliffs, rock formations and the pounding surf of the Atlantic Ocean.
The scenery is both idyllic and spectacular. I recommend a drive along the coast to enjoy the scenery — this can easily be combined with a visit to St. If you have time, drop by at the Andromeda Botanic Gardens just outside Bathsheba. Another great thing to do in Barbados is to visit one of its beautiful tropical gardens.
This lush, tropical garden, with its towering royal palms and large variety of tropical plants, is a wonderfully tranquil retreat. Stretching 1. Enjoy the sea breeze, the sound of the waves and the mesmerising sea views.
The boardwalk also passes various beaches and coves that are perfect for a refreshing dip. In addition, the crew are terrific with a great sense of humour and the food is top-notch! During the cruise, the captain will stop at various points where guests can go snorkelling to view shipwrecks and coral reefs, or swim with turtles. Note: when swimming with the turtles, please do not approach or touch them. There are a big variety of rum distillers, from small producers to the large brands such as Mount Gay.
My favourite rum distillery tour is at Foursquare , the producer of multiple award-winning rums. Located near the airport, the tours of this historic distillery are led by very knowledgeable and entertaining guides and end with a fun-filled rum tasting. After learning about this blog, the rum sommelier even created a special Velvet Escape cocktail for me!
Book a Foursquare rum tour. For a local rum experience, you should visit one of the many rum shops spread out across the island. Check out the 10 best things to do in Barbados, from rum tours and classic snacks to some of the world's best beaches. Famous for posh resorts and sugary sands, Barbados is perhaps best known as the birthplace of rum — and Rihanna. Done something on this list and loved it? Find out more about how Time Out selects the very best things to do all over the world.
What Is It : Barbados boasts more than 80 beaches; plant your bum on a least one. Water sports lovers flock to the rugged eastern Atlantic coast, where the rolling surf and strong winds at Bathsheba, Cattlewash and Action beaches are ideal for surfing, windsurfing and kiteboarding.
But whatever your beach-going style, note that unlike some other Caribbean destinations, beaches here are public and free to enjoy even those that border its fanciest resorts must be made accessible from the main road.
Unfurl your towel anywhere you like; just keep that swimsuit on, because topless and nude bathing is illegal. What Is It? This 1. Why Go? Barbados has no shortage of topside attractions but one of its most visited lies feet underground. Tip: Be sure to use the facilities before the tour; the constant sound of trickling water trickling will surely test your bladder.
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