Barbados may be known for its turquoise waters, sun-kissed days, and warm Christmas breezes—but tucked inside its festive traditions is a uniquely Bajan touch: using marl to create “snow.” This creative practice, both nostalgic and eco-friendly, transforms yards, villages, and community spaces into shimmering holiday scenes, proving once again that Caribbean innovation knows no bounds.

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 you hear the rhythms of Caribbean carnival or the high-energy pulse of soca music, one name stands out: Alison Hinds. Known widely as the “Queen of Soca”, she’s a trailblazing performer whose influence transcends the islands and reaches audiences around the world. Her story is one of talent, perseverance, cultural pride and female empowerment.

Get ready to lock in your spot for the major 2026 carnivals across the Caribbean — because our Black Friday deal is here, and you don’t want to miss it. Whether you’re dreaming of dancing in the streets of Port of Spain, splashing through the colours of Bridgetown, partying in the rhythm of Kingston or feeling the spice of St. George’s — we’ve got you covered.

December is one of the most magical times to visit the Caribbean. As temperatures drop in the northern hemisphere, the region comes alive with warm trade winds, sparkling seas, and a vibrant festive spirit that blends Caribbean culture with end-of-year celebrations. Whether you're escaping winter or seeking an unforgettable holiday experience, December in the Caribbean delivers sunshine, adventure, and seasonal charm in one irresistible package.

When the Christmas season rolls around in the Caribbean, one drink appears on nearly every table — sorrel. Made from the sepals of the Hibiscus sabdariffa plant, this ruby-red beverage is more than just a refreshing drink; it’s a symbol of festivity, heritage, and togetherness.

If you’ve ever dreamed of exploring the mysteries of the ocean without getting wet, the Atlantis Submarine in Barbados is your ticket to an unforgettable underwater adventure. Located just off the coast of Bridgetown, this unique attraction takes you beneath the Caribbean Sea to witness a vibrant marine world that few ever get to see up close.

From November 6–9, 2025, the vibrant island of Barbados welcomes food-lovers, rum enthusiasts, culture seekers and travel adventurers alike for its signature event: the Barbados Food & Rum Festival. Now in its 14th edition, the festival celebrates the island’s global reputation as both the “Birthplace of Rum” and as a serious culinary destination in the Caribbean. This year’s theme, “Barbados is on the Menu”, underscores the island’s commitment to highlighting its authentic B

In Barbados, food isn’t just about flavor — it’s about identity. And no dish captures the soul of the island quite like Flying Fish and Cou Cou, a comforting blend of the sea’s freshness and the earth’s bounty, plated with pride and history.

Wuk up is the signature dance of Barbados — a sensual, rhythmic movement of the waist and hips that syncs perfectly with the island’s soca beats. The term “wuk up” comes from the phrase “work up,” as in working up your body to the rhythm. It’s raw, expressive, and deeply connected to the Bajan spirit of liberation and joy.

Tucked away on the rugged east coast of Barbados lies Bathsheba Beach, home to one of the Caribbean’s most legendary surf spots — the Soup Bowl. For surfers across the world, this name stirs up visions of powerful barrels, endless Atlantic swells, and a backdrop so beautiful it feels unreal.

Barbados is often celebrated for its pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and warm island hospitality, but when the sun dips below the horizon, the island transforms into a vibrant hub of music, culture, and entertainment. The nightlife in Barbados is as diverse as it is exciting, offering something for every type of traveler—from the laid-back rum lover to the high-energy party seeker.

Flava Fest 2025 is back and bigger than ever! On Sunday, October 5th, 2025, Haymans Market in St. Peter will transform into the island’s hottest indoor food festival.

More than just baked pasta, this dish is a cornerstone of Barbadian food culture, blending comfort with flavor in a way that feels both familiar and distinctly Caribbean.