Explore the Wonders of Barbados

Barbados is an ideal destination for a relaxing beach holiday as well as a haven for water sports enthusiasts. The island is well known for its innumerable coral-sand beaches and several other excellent attractions like the impressive colonial buildings and historic museums. Boasting of a global appeal, it welcomes thousands of travellers from all across the world every year. Some of the treasures of this amazingly beautiful island include:

Crane Beach: Rated as one of the ten best beaches of the world, Crane Beach shines in the sunshine with beautiful pink coral sand beneath the feet and a picturesque scene in front of the eyes. It is one of the most famous beaches in Barbados where tourists and locals come in huge numbers to admire the waves, soak up the sun, and enjoy the views. There are two towering cliffs on either sides of the beach and a coral reef in the ocean.

Bathsheba: Bathsheba is essentially a fishing village in the parish of St. Joseph in Barbados. It is home to a number of attractions like churches,the Barbados Flower Forest, Andromeda Botanical Gardens and the Cotton Tower Signal Station. The rugged coast of Bathsheba features dramatic rock formations that appear like massive mushrooms in the water. The beach side is beautiful with the rolling Atlantic waves hitting the shore. It is a great attraction for photographers and surfers. However, swimming here is dangerous due to the strong undercurrents.

Andromeda Botanic Gardens: The Andromeda Botanic Gardens, spanning to 6.5 acres, houses a huge collection of tropical plants from all over the world. It is located on a hillside overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and features interesting trails for visitors to explore the area. Rare species of succulents and palm trees, breadfruit trees and the large bearded fig trees are the main highlights here. The picturesque garden is also a great place to indulge in bird watching.

Welchman Hall Gully: If you a true nature lover, don’t forget to include the Welchman Hall Gully in your Barbados trip. This three-quarter mile long gully houses a wide range of the most exotic tropical plants and trees. It was formed by the collapsed roofs of caves and is indeed an unexpected surprise and a true delight for travellers.

Harrison's Cave: This beautiful and unique cave is undoubtedly the island’s most famous attraction. It is a supreme example of the phenomenon of nature with stalactites hanging from the roof and stalagmites emerging from the ground of the crystallised limestone cavern. The amazing shapes offer an amazing sight.

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