Going to Barbados | Luxury villas in Barbados

Barbados is an independent small Caribbean island state northeast of Venezuela's coast.
The West Coast is where you find a concentration of of luxury villas, especially in St. James and St. Peter Parish.
Needless to say that the whole island offers stunning scenery, lush tropical greenery, paradise and beaches. Barbados friendly locals, mostly of African descent, speaks English.
However the West Coast is known for it calm waters and the East Coast for surfing.

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Barbados is divided in to 11 Parishes, which you can see on the map below.

Christ Church on the lively South Coast is where Barbados Windsurfing World Cup is held every year in January at Silver Sands. It is also where you find a concentration of restaurants, bars, nightclubs and are able to dance to calyso and soca music long into the night.

St. Peter

The northern parish, St. Peter, on the west coast of the island, is home to Barbados Wildlife Reserve, the animal kingdom of Barbados, nestled in a natural mahogany wood.

Look for Gibbs Beach Villas if you are dreaming of tranquil beaches, or Mullins Bay Villas if you crave water sports and a beach area with armenities.

St. James

St. James on the westcoast is where you find the most exclusive resorts, and world class restaurants. Lots of celebrities either own a holiday villa in this area or frequently go here for holidays.
Royal Westmoreland offers world-class golfing and paradise beaches and villas in the ultimate luxury class.
Sandy Lane Villas is a popular resort with families on the Platinum Coast, offering villas for 4 to 16 people. It is a great place for snorkelling with lots of underwater life.

St. Michael

In St. Michael Parish you will find Bridgetown - the capital of Barbados. Bridgetown is a charming city with old colonial buildings, a natural harbour and good shopping opportunities - including duty free shopping - on Broad Street.

Bridgetown is not only the capital, it is also the only city in Barbados.

In St. George, which is one of the two only parishes with no coastline (St. Thomas being the other one) you can see rolling sugar cane fields. In St. Thomas you can visit the unique Harrison's Cave.

St Joseph on the east coast is the place to find the cheapest accommodation. It is also a popular place for surfers - just like St. Philip and St. Lucy.

St. Andrew is home to the highest point in Barbados, Mount Hillaby at 1100 feet. In St. Andrew you can visit "The Pottery Village" and have a look at the local art and crafts.

St. John is said to have the best view on island from the top of Hackleton Cliff.

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Barbados Airport

Grantley Adams International Airport
Airport code: BGI

Barbados is served by Grantley Adams International Airport (BGI), 13 km (8 miles)
east of Bridgetown.

British Airways, American Airlines, and Air Canada are among the airlines that fly into BGI.

Direct flights are offered from New York, Miami, London, and Manchester, among others.