Barbados Maps: Careenage

Barbados: Careenage
Here you will find yachts, fishing boats and catamarans. The historic Chamberlain Bridge spanning the Careenage was built in 1872 but was replaced in 2006 by a modern lift bridge. Read more...

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The Careenage in Bridgetown

Other Barbados attractions and points of interest within 1 mile of Careenage

Atlantis Submarines
Bajan Beach Cottages
Bajan Helicopters
Barbados Bridge League
Barbados Investment and Development Corporation
Barbados Museum
Barbados Public Workers Co-operative Credit Union
Barbados Tourism Investment Inc.
Barbados Yacht Club
Bay Street Esplanade
Bayview Hospital
BIDC Car Park
Bridgetown
Bridgetown Cruise Terminal
Bridgetown Jewish Synagogue
Brown Sugar restaurant
Brownes Beach
Carlisle Bay
Cenotaph
Chamberlain Bridge
Coastal Zone Management Unit (CZMU) carpark, Bay Street
Cruising Club
Dalkeith Methodist Church Hall
Fairchild Street Bus Terminal
FMH Emergency Medical Clinic
Fountain in Heroes Square
Frank Collymore Hall
General Post Office
George Street Auditorium
George Washington House
Geriatric Hospital
Globe Cinema
Government House
Grand Barbados Beach Resort
Harbour Lights nightclub
Harbour Master Cruises
Independence Square
Intimate Hotels of Barbados
Island Inn Hotel
Jubilee Gardens
Kensington Oval
Lord Nelson's Bronze Statue
National Heroes Square
National Union of Public Workers
Nautilus Beach Apartments
Old Spirit Bond
Old Town Hall
Parliament Buildings
Pelican Village (Craft Centre)
Police Boys & Girls Sports Club
Premier Attractions
Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Queens Park
SDA Grounds
Shallow Draught
Solidarity House
St. Gabriel's School
St. Marys Church
St. Michael's Cathedral
St. Patricks Roman Catholic Cathedral
Statue of Rt. Excellent Errol Barrow
Statue of Sir Garfield Sobers
Statue of Sir Grantley Adams
The Boatyard
Trimart supermarket (Bridgetown)
Weymouth Playing Field
Winston Scott Polyclinic

Note: This mapping service utilizes third party maps. No guarantee is made as to the accuracy of these maps. Maps shown may be dated and not accurately reflect the current environment.