5 ''Must Do’s'' In
Barbados
At 21 miles long, and
14 miles wide, it’s not difficult to find a way around this beautiful island,
however the best way to travel in Barbados is by car, this allows you to take
in the spectacular, unspoilt natural beauty, and if you get lost, you can always
ask the friendly locals – they’re very accommodating.
Number 2 – Snorkel
With crystal clear
waters, and plenty to see it’s the perfect place to go snorkelling. Tropical
fish, turtles and colourful corals, the calm waters along the western coastline
are particularly perfect. For those who aren’t water babies, you don’t have to
go far beneath the waves to explore the ocean.
Number 3 – Rum Punch
The saying in
Barbados is;
1 part sour
2 parts sweet
3
of strong
4
of weak
Be
sure to taste the islands’ delicious rum punch. You won’t be disappointed. It
tastes so good, you often forget what you’re drinking!
Number
4 – Wildlife Reserve
Visit
The Barbados Wildlife Reserve, it gives you a unique opportunity to stroll free
watching the animals in their natural environment. The Green Monkeys are a very
popular attraction, as they are undeniably cute, with a brown greyish colour
they have highlights of yellow and green which makes their overall appearance green.
Here you will see various animals from birds to reptiles, it’s perfect with the
whole family, in particular children!
Number 5 - The
National Dish
Try Barbados’
national dish; cou cou and flying fish, is a local delicacy. The fish is rolled
and stewed down in a delicious gravy with herbs, tomatoes, garlic, onions and
butter. Cou cou is made with yellow corn meal with finely chopped okras, water
and butter. Barbadians love their food, this is displayed in there wonderfully
unique dishes.
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