Visit Barbados
The Island of Barbados is recognized around the world for its sheer natural beauty, the richness of its culture and above all the friendliness of its people. This web site has been developed by the Barbados Tourism Authority as a resource to help our visitors plan their Caribbean holiday so the experience is as full and rewarding as it can be.

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Caribbean.com - Barbados
In its British Empire days, Barbados was known as Little England. It was the first colony to declare war in 1939 and cheered Britons with a cable that read: "Don't worry. Little England is with you." Today, the island is independent but still cherishes Anglo-Saxon civility, cricket and high tea. After 350 years of colonization, Britain has left its mark and added much to the beguiling charm of "Little England in the Tropics."

Get Packing - Barbados
Awaiting you in Barbados is a paradise destination of palm lined sun-kissed beaches, clear blue seas, and smiling faces. As a holiday destination, Barbados offers almost everything that you could want. From water-sports to Golf and shopping, all offered with a warm hospitality that makes you feel as though instead of a tourist, you are a guest. During the day, Barbados is a place for sun bathing and relaxing, and when the sun goes down, the bars and clubs fill, and everyone joins in the party and dances to the Caribbean beat.

Holiday Lettings - Barbados
Sometimes known as Little England, Barbados is the ultimate in tropical get-aways. Lying just to the east of the Caribbean and surrounded by coral reefs this is a truly idyllic island. Relax and soak up the sun on the fine pinky-white sands or take a dip in the calm blue waters of the Caribbean Sea. Surfers should head to the South coast where the sea is full of gentle waves and you will also find some of the world's best windersurfing conditions.

Lonely Planet - Barbados
Barbados is the 'Little England' of the Caribbean, but not so much so that the locals have given up rotis for kidney pies, or rum for bitter ale. Bajans, as the islanders call themselves, are as West Indian as any of their Caribbean neighbours, and have tended to selectively borrow rather than assume English customs.

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