Barbados is more than beautiful beaches and turquoise seas—it’s an island defined by pride, resilience, and a strong sense of identity. At the heart of that modern story is Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley.

Each year, Barbados bursts into full bloom with one of the island’s most beloved events—the Barbados Horticultural Society (BHS) Annual Garden Show. More than just an exhibition of plants and flowers, this vibrant showcase is a celebration of Barbadian culture, creativity, sustainability, and the deep-rooted love for gardening that spans generations.

Barbados is known for its powder-soft beaches, turquoise waters, and warm Caribbean culture—but for nature lovers, one of the island’s most magical experiences happens quietly along the shoreline, often under moonlight. Turtle watching in Barbados  has become one of the top eco-friendly activities for visitors, offering a rare and heart-warming look at the island’s thriving marine life. A Sanctuary for Sea Turtles Barbados is home to three species of sea turtles: Hawksbill tu

When the holiday season rolls around in Barbados, the sweet sound of carols fills the air, the scent of black cake wafts from kitchens, and on many dinner tables sits a dish that might puzzle newcomers — Jug Jug.