Barbados. Introduction

For more than three centuries Barbados was a British colony and retains something of a British feel: the place names, the cricket, horse-racing and polo, Anglican parish churches, and even a hilly district known as Scotland. But the Britishness is often exaggerated, for this is a distinctly West Indian country, covered by a patchwork of sugarcane fields and dotted with rum shops, where calypso is the music of choice and flying fish the favoured food.
   

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Almond Beach Village - All Inclusive ****

Almond Beach Resort: Ten pools await you on the beautiful Gold Coast of Barbados. Hop the free shuttle to Bridgetown, or just simply relax poolside. Indulge your palate in a variety of dining possibilities as you watch the tide come in.

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Crystal Cove Hotel All Inclusive ****

Barbados Crystal Cove: Suitable for both couples and families and an ideal choice for Honeymooners or those requiring a special wedding location.Crystal Cove has beautifully landscaped gardens with cascading waterfalls and freeform swimming lagoons, designed to appeal to all ages.

Superbly situated directly on the beach along the West Coast approximately four miles from Bridgetown and 35 minutes from the airport .

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Sandy Beach Hotel ****

Sandy Beach Resort: a very relaxed and friendly hotel, recently refurbished and upgraded is located on the best beach in Barbados 2-1/2 acres of soft white sand on a crystal-clear lagoon.

The suites/ set in lush tropical surroundings/ also offer the flexibility of self catering. Sandy Beach Island Resort is also ideally located on the famous South Coast of Barbados - 15 minutes from the International Airport and 10 minutes from Bridgetown/ the main city. Within easy walking distance are the exciting St. Lawrence Gap/ supermarkets/ shops/ banks and a pharmacy.Public Transportation is just steps away from the front entrance.

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