Harbour Lights is a must-see in Barbados. It's definitely geared to a younger demographic, but it can be enjoyed by all ages. To get the most out of Harbour Lights, bring a camera, drink as much rum...

Jacobean plantation house surrounded by sugarcane fields: dine on the bottom floor and soak in that colonial elegance.

This is a really nice place to hang out, soak up some sun and relax. They offer food, drinks and entertainment to Bridgetown and all its visitors. If you are coming from one of the cruise ships, take...

An electric tram takes you through an underground world of caverns, streams and weird rock formations. Closed for renovations since July 2006, Harrison's Cave will temporarily reopen its majestic cavern from April 1 to May 5, 2007 to the general public.

This cigar factory offers tours explaining how cigars are made.

Mount Gay is the oldest rum refinery in the world, so don't leave the island without sampling some of this company's famous product.

St.Lawrence Gap, a 1.3 km stretch of road in the parish of Christ Church, is famous for its fine restaurants, diverse accommodation, lively nightlife and good shopping.

A family trip to Barbados would simply not be complete without a visit to Earthworks Pottery. Capturing the spirit of this island, the vibrant handmade pottery reflects the turquoise sea, blue skies...

Crane Beach remains a beautiful beach, but there is evidence of erosion due to hurricanes. The beach is now very narrow at high tide. There is no admission charge to the beach using the public access...

Former sugar plantation now a botanical paradise: the flowers and plants in this garden will take your breath away.

Lush, tropical garden featuring an occasional wild monkey.

For the expert deep-sea diver, a 360-foot freighter ship sitting in 130 feet of water and populated by all kinds of tropical marine life.