Barbados, often called the "Little England" of the Caribbean, blends the finer elements of British tradition with warm island hospitality. Barbados is one of the first democracies in the New World and a regional leader in education and commerce. Explore the many beaches, rolling countryside, charming villages, old sugar mills and plantations that represent the colonial past of the island. Tour the East Coast where the Atlantic Ocean’s waves are a surfer's paradise. Shop in the capital city or stay out late to party in the nightlife. The average annual temperature ranges from 70°F–87°F.

Barbados is one of the most sought after vacation and tourism spots in the Caribbean. According to the World Travel Awards, travel agents worldwide voted Barbados to be the Caribbean's leading destination for 2005.   More.....

Barbados has continued to attract many visitor arrivals for major markets and cruise ship passengers for 2009 and 2010. With sports and health tourism being viable economic options for Barbados bringing more visitors to the island seeking sports, fun, entertainment and health related treatment.

In our Barbados island guide you will find travel tips and deals for many hotels, villas, and beach resorts, along with an interactive map and local Barbados photos. Many of the hotels and accommodations listed here offer special deals and all-inclusive packages to visitors on holiday/vacation. Tourists visiting Barbados have a variety of transportation methods to choose from including car rentals, taxi service, and our renowned public transportation system of transport buses. We offer an island events calendar and information on Barbados real estate, including property investment opportunities and local business listings.

Apart from our sandy beaches, hotels, fine dining restaurants, and exciting nightlife; guests to Barbados will always experience the charm and friendliness of the people as well as some major event on the island that appears to never sleep.

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