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Barbados - Island Activities & Attractions
In addition to its magnificent beaches, Barbados offers country roads, historic homes and churches,
fields of sugar cane, lush vegetation and traditional villages throughout the countryside.
Points of interest include:
Harrison’s Underground Cave Tours
Flower Forest
The Sugar Museum
Andromeda Botanic Gardens
Malibu Rum Visitor’s Center Tour
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St. Nicholas Abbey
Plantation Houses
Mount Gay Visitor’s Center
Gun Hill Signal Station
Sam Lord’s Castle
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Dining and Nightlife:
Bajan cuisine delights the appetite with a variety of local delicacies, which can be found on menus
at almost any restaurant. Flying fish is an island tradition, Cou-Cou is a local favorite made
from corn meal and okra. Fresh vegetables and fruits are grown locally and include mangos,
papayas, bananas, guavas, avocado, breadfruit, yams, eggplant and familiar salad vegetables.
Local rum drinks are an essential element in the Barbados experience.
Caribbean rhythms fill the streets of Barbados at night. St. Lawrence Gap has a number of good
restaurants and popular night clubs for late night dancing to calypso and reggae. This island
is home to approximately 1,600 rum shops and countless pubs and bars.
Daytime and ocean activities:
Windsurfing
Snorkeling
Boat trips
Atlantis Submarine Tour
Scuba Diving
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Sport fishing
Golf
Tennis
Horseback Riding
Cricket
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Shopping
Hiking
Rugby
Jolly Roger Party Cruise
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