There are lots of things to see and do in Barbados, which suit all different kinds of holidaymaker. By hiring a car, you will have the speed and flexibility to get around and see and do the things that interest you.
Explore and Experience Barbados!
- Bathsheba Beach: Drive to Bathsheba on the east coast to witness stunning rock formations and enjoy a relaxing day at one of Barbados' most scenic beaches.
- Historic Bridgetown: Explore the UNESCO-listed Historic Bridgetown and its Garrison area, visiting landmarks like St. Michael's Cathedral and the Barbados Museum.
- Harrison's Cave: Take a scenic drive to Harrison's Cave, where you can embark on a guided tour to discover impressive underground caverns adorned with stalactites and stalagmites.
- Animal Flower Cave: Drive to the northern tip of the island to visit the Animal Flower Cave, a unique sea cave with natural pools and breathtaking ocean views.
- Oistins Fish Fry: Use your hire car to reach Oistins on Friday nights for the lively Oistins Fish Fry, where you can indulge in fresh seafood, live music, and a vibrant atmosphere.
- Barbados Wildlife Reserve: Drive to the Barbados Wildlife Reserve to see green monkeys, turtles, and a variety of tropical birds in a natural setting within the lush Mahogany Forest.
Cultural Celebrations in Barbados!
- Crop Over Festival: Barbados' most famous festival, Crop Over, celebrates the end of the sugar cane harvest. It features vibrant calypso music, colorful costumes, lively parades, and various cultural events.
- Holders Season: Holders Season is a series of cultural events that take place in Holders Hill, St. James, during March and April. It features performances of classical music, jazz, and theater in the picturesque setting of the Holders House.
- Oistins Fish Festival: Held during the Easter weekend in Oistins, the Oistins Fish Festival celebrates Barbados' fishing industry and culinary traditions. Visitors can enjoy fresh seafood, live music, arts and crafts, and various competitions.
- Holetown Festival: Celebrated in February in Holetown, St. James, the Holetown Festival commemorates Barbados' first settlement in 1627. It includes a variety of events such as parades, street fairs, live music performances, and historical reenactments, offering a glimpse into the island's history and culture.
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