Sandy Lane Beach is located on the west coast of the island, in the parish of St. James. When you reach the beach turn right and keep walking until you see the famous blue umbrellas of the renowned Sandy Lane Hotel. Sandy Lane is one of the most famous hotels in Barbados because of its

Port St.Charles Port St. Charles is located on the west coast of the island, in the parish of St. Peter. Port St. Charles is an exclusive resort and marina. Properties are available to buy or rent on both long and short-term contracts. There is a marina for mooring of yachts and a lagoon. Properties are

Paynes BayPaynes Bay is located on the west coast of the island, in the parish of St. James. Paynes Bay is a beautiful stretch of golden sand with plenty of trees for shade, however please look closely at the tree under which you seek shade, there are many poisonous Manchineel trees in the area. Most

Holetown Beach Holetown beach is located on the west coast of Barbados, in the parish of St. James, behind the library. It continues the eight miles of gold sandy beach that makes up the gold coast of Barbados. Things to Do The sea here is calm and there is an area marked by buoys for

Good Shepherd beach is located on the west coast of the island, in the parish of St. James and is named after the church that sits right on the waterfront.   Things to Do It is a lovely spot for a picnic with tables and plenty of tress for shade. The water here can be

Fitts Village beach is located on the west coast of the island, in the parish of St. James. Fitts Village is on the southern half of the west coast of Barbados, it has homes, shops and boasts of a large supermarket. However, due to all the development that has gone on along the west coast

Batts Rock Beach is located on the west coast of Barbados, in the parish of St. James. Batts Rock Beach is another hidden treasure in Barbados and is just a short walk from Brighton beach. Its setting is wonderful in a beautiful park which is currently being rehabilitated by the NCC (National Conservation Commission).  

Long Beach is located at one of the most south-easterly points of the island. The stunning scenery is well worth a visit. There is a beautiful and picturesque point overlooking the cliff, below is a 2-mile stretch of sand, with turquoise sea. You need to climb down the stairs to get to the beach, so

St. Lawrence beach is on the south coast of the island and is generally quite calm. One of the most active strips of the south coast would definitely have to be the St. Lawrence area. St. Lawrence Gap itself is full of bars, Barbados best restaurants, all types of accommodation and the extended area is

Oistins beach is lined with picnic tables with an array of rum shops and food stalls to stop for a break and take in everyday life with the fisherman.   Things to Do Most evenings the fishermen light a bonfire on the beach where you can sample some of the days catch. This is a