Category: Nature
How Barbados Made Personality Part of Holiday Planning
Personality matching in travel does need some introduction. It is a unique vacation planning app by PersonaHolidays made for Destination Marketing organizations. It is how Barbados made personality part of holiday planning which has significantly boosted bookings.
Sea Turtle Hatchling Release In Barbados
One of the most inspiring experiences you can have in Barbados is participating in a sea turtle hatchling release.
Barbados Winners In 2015 Viator Travel Awards
We’re thrilled that a number of amazing Barbados activities were winners in the 2015 Viator Travel Awards: Caribbean Edition!
GoPro Video of Horse Whispers
Seeing the Barbados race horses run the beaches and swim in the early morning is just one of the many ways that your days can unfold in Barbados. While the majority of these pedigree racehorses love the water, it is not always the case and, as the saying goes, “you can lead a horse to […]
Barbados is distinctively charming… by nature
Barbados is a Caribbean island of intense natural beauty from the rugged seascapes to tropical flowers, friendly sea turtles, whistling frogs and flying fish!
The Sanctuary Cafe, Barbados
On the busy south coast of Barbados is The Sanctuary Cafe, a wonderful spot for breakfast, lunch or a snack in a most amazing setting!
Orchid World, Barbados: Caribbean tropical beauty
Located in the heart of the Barbados countryside is an amazing paradise of colour and beauty. This is Orchid World. Six acres of landscaped gardens await your arrival at Orchid World. Here you become immersed in a tropical paradise surrounded by palms, bougainvillea, heliconias and ferns. But the most amazing sights are the over 30,000 breathtaking […]
Turtles in the Caribbean – Barbados
Every year between May and October, many Hawksbill turtles make their way to the shores of the Caribbean island of Barbados, where they were born, to lay their eggs. Green turtles and Leatherbacks also nest on our shores. If turtle hatchlings become disoriented on emerging from the sand, they are collected by trained volunteers and later released. […]



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