1. Barbados was named after the Bearded Fig Tree found all over the island when first discovered. 2. Barbados first appeared on a Spanish map in 1511. 3. The British were the first settlers in 1625 when Captain John Powell landed with English ship the Olive Blossom. 4....
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If you haven’t experienced Barbados’ Holders Season, then here’s your chance. Sit back, relax and enjoy a lineup of lively music, dancing and a few laughs. Set against the backdrop of the scenic gardens of the Holders Plantation House, the Little Theatre comes to life...
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The HistoryIt was a challenge to test their strength, their endurance and their will power. Nestled in a 20-foot open dory by the name of the “English Rose III”, two men, Sir Chay Blyth and John Ridgway, began their epic voyage. The year was 1966,...
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One date that should be marked in the calendar of any foodie travelling to Barbados this year is the Food & Wine and Rum Festival, which returns to the island from November 19th – 22nd, 2015. “We felt that in our sixth year we would shake...
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In 2014, Barbados became the hotspot for petrol-heads by hosting the Top Gear Festival – the first ever held in the Caribbean. All the action took place at the newly renovated Bushy Park Circuit with hosts Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond. Together with...
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Planning a getaway with that special someone? Barbados is without a doubt one of the most romantic places on earth, with its white sandy beaches, clear turquoise waters and breathtaking sunsets. Here are just a few of the romantic things you could do while in...
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From a young age, Bethany Pile always had a lot of encouragement from her parents when it came to art. Since her pre-school days, her art always stood out to most people, especially to her parents, since she was neat and stayed in the lines...
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It's multimillion dollar makeover is not completed but already bookings are “looking promising” for Sugar Bay, Barbados’ newest all-inclusive hotel. Morgan Seale, General Manager of the Hastings, Christ Church property – previously operated as Amaryllis Beach Resort – said “quite a lot of work” was being...
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Sugar Bay Barbados’ overall look and feel might be “boho chic meets island style” inspired, but there’s also an added touch of elegant sophistication, thanks to The White Company. Imagine after a day of adventuring all over the beautiful island of Barbados, you head back to...
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Barbados is probably best known for its white and pink beaches, and turquoise blue waters, but our little island also holds its own when it comes to the ultimate Caribbean festival - Crop Over. During the months of June, July and August, the Barbadian culture comes...
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