Let’s explore the gem of the Caribbean popular among visitors for its beautiful beaches, rich history, and vibrant culture. Besides its small size, Barbados offers thrilling activities and other opportunities for relaxation, and authentic experiences. Its attractions highlights are Hunte’s Gardens, Carlisle Bay, Bathsheba, Oistins Fish Market, Pebbles Beach, Miami Beach, Dover Beach, George Washington House, etc.
The best season to explore Barbados is the dry season running from mid-December to mid-April. During this season, you will experience there is less rainfall, and temperature ranges around 30 degrees Celsius. Luckily, Barbados can be visited at any time of the year.
Cultural Norms: This Caribbean island is rich in culture. Etiquettes in Barbados include being polite, dressing modestly, and respecting social customs and traditions.
Visa requirements: Generally, you do not need a Visa to explore Barbados for stays of up to 6 months especially, if you are a citizen of the US, India, and Pakistan.
Advance Planning: Pre-planning before any exploration becomes important, especially in international tours, and this Caribbean island needs to specifically create budget planning to avoid any last-minute hassles.
Currency: The Barbadian Dollar (BDS), and the US Dollar, both are widely accepted throughout the island.
Top Attractions: Harrison’s Cave, Bathsheba Beach, Carlisle Bay, Barbados Wildlife Reserves, Crane Beach, Welchman Hall Gully, etc.
SIM and Network Coverage: There are two primary mobile network operators in Barbados, i.e. Digicel, and Flow.
Delicious Cuisines: Try flying fish, macaroni pie, conkies, pudding & souse, fish cakes, breadfruit, pepperpot, and rum punch.
Shopping Places: Shopping Places in Barbados include Limestone Lifestyle Centre, Sheraton Mall, N.S.R. Limited Sky Mall, Warrens Dome Mall, and City Centre Mall.
Festivals and Events: Oistins Fish Festival, Holetown Festival, Barbados Reggae Festival, Barbados Jazz Festival, Crop Over, and Celtic Festival.