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Baobab tree in Queen’s Park, Barbados |
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Rock Formation near Bathsheba, Barbados |
The largest city on the island is Bridgetown, also the nation’s capital. It will most likely serve as your point of arrival, and it’s worth exploring a bit in town. While there, check out the Jewish Synagogue—depending on how you measure these things, it may be the oldest in the hemisphere. In recent years, it’s been lovingly refurbished and a fantastic museum has opened. Before you leave, pass by Queen’s Park and visit the massive baobab tree. At
least a thousand years old, it takes about fifteen adults to reach around the tree’s staggeringly large trunk.
Barbados’s most idyllic beaches are located on its western and southern coasts, but for a change of pace head east and visit the seaside town of Bathsheba. Here, rough seas and winds have created massive and impressive rock formations just offshore that will truly take your breath away. This area is also popular with surfers. And lastly, no trip to Barbados would be complete without a visit to the gargantuan Harrison’s Cave, located in the island’s center.
Before You Go…
Pick up our Barbados maps. This GPS map will give you turn by turn directions to your destination using a point of interest (POI), city point, and/or latitude and longitude, with the ability to preplan driving destinations before getting into your car.The easy to follow instructions allow you to download and install the map into Garmin BaseCamp desktop software and transfer it to your Garmin GPS in minutes. This installable map is compatible with ALL Garmin GPS units .
It’s like having your own personal travel guide with you on your trip!