Najlepsze hotele w Bridgetown

The Tropical Beauty of Bridgetown

  Bridgetown is the commercial and cultural capital of beautiful Barbados, a dazzling and idyllic island that glitters in the midst of the Caribbean sea. Due to its colonial heritage, the city is steeped in intriguing history and features splendid architecture reminiscent of Gothic fairy tales. Surrounding the vibrant city are a wealth of wonderful beaches characteristic of the Caribbean's natural splendour so ensure you enjoy an enchanting equilibrium of discovery and down time.    

The Black Pearl Tour of Bridgetown

  The

Black Pearl Tour Company

takes visitors on an enthralling journey around the architectural splendour of the city, revealing the captivating colonial history and hidden treasures of the area. Wander the vast squares and opulent streets to discover exemplary ecclesiastical buildings such as

St. Mary's Church

and the grandiose

St. Michaels's Cathedral

and discover the stories behind the intriguing names and layouts of

Heroes Square

and the

Jewish Synagogue

. After getting to grips with the splendid streets, head to

Swan Street

to enjoy the Caribbean atmosphere and browse the treasures of specialist shops and food stores. Street vendors pepper the area selling Bajan specialities such a bajan macaroni pie, jug jug pudding and conkies, whose names are equally as interesting as their rich flavours. Ensure you sample these local delights and refresh with a freshly squeezed fruit juice before beginning the next leg of your Bajan adventure.      

Fair Not Foul Bay

  Many visitors are immediately deterred by the name of Barbados' most beautiful beach, but it's intriguing name couldn't be more ironic for the sparkling, undisturbed coast line of

Foul Bay

. Take the short journey from Bridgetown to discover the blanched sands and gently lapping waves of the beach, a place void of human developments such as shops, bars and cafés. For a shoreline with a little more civilisation, visit the bounteous beauty of

Bottom Bay

; flounder amongst the curvaceous waves of the bay, feeling the comforting water on your skin while gazing at the palm fringed beach of the beautiful bay. The crashing waves of

Soup Bowl

lure surfers and sun worshippers alike, so if you have a keen interest in water sports or simply want to surrender to serenity on the shore, visit this celebrated beach.  

Frivolous Festival in Fishing Villages

  For an authentic slice of Bajan hospitality, visit the small fishing village of

Oistins

for a remarkable night of unforgettable revels. Every weekend, the village transforms into a hallucinogenic specture of colour, culture and cuisine; lining the fish market are authentic wooden huts emitting the enticing aromas of grilling swordfish and frying snapper, however the most celebrated restaurant amongst locals and tourists alike is undoubtedly

Mo's Restaurant

, serves local delicacies and impressive platters of freshly caught seafood. Head to the main stage to experience a deafening mixture of traditional calypso music and melodious reggae to dance alongside teenagers and OAP's until the early hours of the tropical morning. Sample the strong flavours of Mount Gay rum throughout the party for a genuine taste of Bajan refreshments.