Island Calm Meets Endless Adventure
For a small island, Barbados delivers big on charm, culture, and unforgettable experiences. Picture perfect beaches kissed with blush-pink hues at sunrise. Rolling hills and hidden gullies lush with tropical flora. A deep-rooted heritage shaped by British influence and Caribbean soul. Whether you're sailing alongside sea turtles, exploring limestone caves, sipping local rum, or dancing at a beachfront fish fry, Barbados blends laid-back island life with vibrant energy. With help from your Envoyage advisor, you’ll uncover the best of this one-of-a-kind destination.
Barbados in Focus
Currency: Barbadian or Bajan Dollar, $ (BBD)
Language: English
Power Up: Plug type A, B 110 V
Popular Drink: Rum Punch
Must Eat: Fish fry
Tipping Customs: Your all-inclusive resort may suggest tipping customs while you are there. When dining at a restaurant 10-15%, should a service charge not be included.
Weather: It’s generally warm and sunny all year round with an average daytime high of 75-85°F, cooled by trade winds.
Best Time to Visit: December-June is a popular time to visit as it is dry, though February-April is considered as the peak season.
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Moments Worth Chasing
Explore the Island’s Scenic Contrasts
Drive from the tranquil west coast to the rugged Atlantic shores of Bathsheba, where crashing waves meet dramatic cliffs. Along the way, pass sugar cane fields, plantation homes, and hidden garden trails.
Snorkel with Sea Turtles and Explore a Shipwreck
Set sail on a luxury catamaran and dive into warm turquoise waters to snorkel alongside gentle sea turtles. Then drift over a shallow shipwreck brimming with colorful marine life.
Descend into Harrison’s Cave
Board a tram and journey underground through limestone caverns and then check out the famous Green Monkeys at the wildlife reserve.
Ride in a Submarine
Take your adventure deeper with a submarine tour that descends 150 feet below the surface for an up-close view of coral gardens and tropical fish in their natural habitat.
Experience the Heartbeat of Bajan Culture
Spend an evening at a beachside fish fry, where sizzling seafood, rum punch, live music, and dancing create the kind of night you’ll never forget.
