Also knows as the Acrra Beach.

Drink and dance the night away at this lively bar.

This popular hangout features live bands every night.

British pub meets the tropics: good drinks and good times.

This bay is best known for its calm, sheltered waters, perfect for swimming and scuba diving.

Bridgetown's mecca for friendly people, good food and great rum.

Former 17th century British military base, now open to the public.

Tides Art Gallery is set inside The Tides Restaurant in Holetown. Situated right on the sea with the most stunning views. Full of local and caribbean artwork. Open day and night. A must for art...

An engaging glimpse into the history of Barbados.

This building's traditional, mid-19th century British architecture makes an interesting contrast with the lush tropical landscape.

Alongside Barbados Museum, site of former British soldier barracks, now used for horse racing.

The first American President George Washington attended services at this Bridgetown church in 1751.