Top 3 Must-Explore Attractions in Barbados

Like practically every nation in the Caribbean, Barbados has more than its share of stunning beaches. But for those who wish to explore more of this ex- British colony – the most developed islet in the province – there’re a surprisingly wide array of things to do in Barbados. Before you look for your luxury home for sale in Barbados, let’s find out some of the top attractions to explore in this region.

Barbados Museum & Historical Society:

Begin your Barbados trip by exploring Historic Bridgetown, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is home to the Barbados Museum & Historical Society, which is situated inside a nineteenth century Colonial building that once accommodated a British army prison.

The Museum provides an immersive glance back at the history & development of Barbados, with artifacts and exhibits spanning over 5 centuries.

Their unreserved collection encompasses a natural history display on the islet’s coral structure; relics from the region’s original Amerindian occupants; furniture from an eighteenth century plantation home; and unique maps of the area.

Andromeda Botanic Gardens:

For those looking for more pastoral delights, there is the 6.5-acre Andromeda Botanic Gardens, which is supervised by the Barbados National Trust.

Andromeda Gardens was instituted by Iris Bannochie (1914-1988), who was the most important horticulturalist in Barbados throughout her lifetime.

Her garden in St. Joseph features the boast collection of tropical & sub-tropical plants in the eastern Caribbean, with more than 600 species spread all through its walking trails. Most were either collected by Iris Bannochie herself, or were given to her as gifts.

Barbados Wildlife Reserve:

This 4-acre sanctuary was originally discovered in 1982 to sustain & study Green Monkeys, which were bought to the islet in the seventeenth century.

At present the renowned primates are just one of several species that wonder freely throughout the reserve, encompassing Red Brockets Red Brockets (a South American deer), Patagonian Maras (a short-eared hare from Argentina), Cuban Rock Iguanas and Red-Footed Tortoises.

Also your Barbados Wildlife Reserve entry fee gives you access to the Grenade Hall Forest & Signal Station, a neighboring attraction that affords incredible sights of the island’s scenery.

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