Barbados Travel Guide, Travel Guide of Barbados, Guide to Barbados Travel

According to the Barbados Travel Guide, the best time to go to Barbados is during the cool and dry months of late winter and early spring (December through May). However, mid-December to mid-April is the peak tourist season. It is at this time that the prices are higher and hotels are most crowded.

If you browse Barbados Travel Guide you will come to know that in Barbados, great resorts are the major attractions for tourists in terms of size, intimacy, amenities, and price. Besides, golfers can choose from among some of the best championship courses in the Caribbean. Food is also very delicious in Barbados. Great food includes all kinds of food from street-party barbecue to international cuisine which rivals the finest dining in the Caribbean. There is also a variety of land and water sports, sightseeing options and nightlife.

Barbados Travel Guide tells you that some of the best beaches of Barbados where tourists can enjoy themselves are the East Coast, Barclays Park, Bathsheba/Cattlewash, South Coast, Accra Beach, Carlisle Bay, Crane Beach, Miami Beach, Sandy Beach, Silver Sands-Silver Rock Beach, West Coast, Brighton Beach, Mullins Beach and Paynes Bay. Diving and snorkeling are the most enjoyable outdoor activities. Broad sandy beaches, craggy cliffs, and picturesque coves make up the coastline while the rest of Barbados is filled with forested hills and gullies and large acres of sugarcane.

Other tourist attractions are mainly concentrated on the west coast in St. James and St. Peter parishes (appropriately dubbed the Platinum Coast) and on the south coast in Christ Church Parish. Barbados Travel Guide tells you that if you travel along the west coast to the historic Holetown, the site of the first British settlement, and continue to the northern city of Speightstown you can find some posh beachfront resorts, luxurious private villas, and fine restaurants enveloped by lush gardens and tropical foliage. The trendy and more commercial south coast offers more competitively priced hotels and beach resorts and the St. Lawrence Gap area is jam-packed with shops, restaurants, and nightlife. The remaining wide-open spaces along the southeast coast appear ripe for development, and some wonderful inns and hotels have already taken advantage of the beautiful ocean vistas. In all, Barbados is a sophisticated tropical island with a rich history and lodging to suit every taste.

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