Probably the most British of the Caribbean's many holiday islands, Barbados has a relaxed, 'old colonial' atmosphere and offers a welcome as warm as its glorious sunshine.
For archetypal palm-fringed beaches, head for the quieter, 'platinum' West Coast.
The 'Platinum Coast' is known for its relaxed, friendly and sophisticated atmosphere, and is home to some of the most luxurious hotels in the Caribbean.

Wherever you go in Barbados, you'll find relaxation and a fun way of life, and that the island has all the elements of the perfect sun, sea and sand holiday, including superb watersports. Bridgetown, the capital, has some interesting remnants of the days of British rule, and fantastic shopping!

The glorious weather is one of Barbados' best assets with year-round sunshine, its fierce heat tempered by the trade winds. Tropical showers are common, but short-lived, and help to reduce humidity, as well as keeping the countryside lush and green

HOLETOWN...
Located right in the heart of the tourist district on the west coast of the island, Holetown is a place where history and modern development meet. Holetown is the location of the first settlement of Barbados and the Holetown Monument commemorates the first English landing in Barbados in 1625. It is also home to the oldest church on the island. In the years since then, the area has seen many changes and is now home to several excellent restaurants, shopping areas, hotels, residential areas, and night spots. 

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Today Barbados is a cosmopolitan country with a strong character of its own. It is prosperous and progressive and still full of natural charm. The people are friendly, fun loving and warm, and you'll want to return again and again!