Twenty Twenty began with optimism and an ironic national campaign called ‘2020 - We Gathering’ inviting Bajan diaspora to visit Barbados and celebrate the culture. But the global pandemic COVID-19 had other plans…
Barbados celebrates 54 years of Independence on November 30th 2020. As we reflect on 54 years of being an independent nation we wanted to share 54 fun facts about Barbados. How many did you know?
A small round, local fruit often sold by vendors along the highway when in season. Family to the lychee, ackees are high in vitamins and amino acids. A must try when in Barbados!
They say a picture is worth 1000 words, so here are 20,000 reasons why we love Barbados. Our island is filled with beauty and charm everywhere you look. From picture perfect beaches to the countryside views.
Working from home never sounded so dreamy! Upgrade your ‘working from home’ living room views to ‘working from Barbados’ with this one of a kind opportunity!
Have you ever wondered about your family tree or tried to find a family member from Barbados? If you have, then The Barbados Genealogy Marketplace is the best place to trace your families rich history.
As we continue our journey to explore Barbados, we find ourselves in the North of the Island at The Animal Flower Cave. You will not find many villas, homes or business around here, but the views and experience are one of a kind.
Our next stop takes us to the south coast of Barbados to Carlisle Bay, possibly the most beautiful beach spot in Barbados. Though this gem of Barbados is a little ways away from the villas on the platinum west coast, it is worth a visit.
Our next stop on our trip around Barbados we find ourselves at St. Nicholas Abbey, an architetural masterpiece that is bringing tradtion back to rum making.
Over the next few weeks we will be showcasing all the wonderful things you can do during your trip to Barbados, this week we kick start with what is quite possible the number 1 attraction in Barbados. Harrison’s Cave.
No matter where it is in the world you travel, the locals are the key to immersing yourself in the culture. Barbados is home to a people known for their great spirits and loving hearts, always ready to reach out and help everyone.
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