JuJu’s Beach Bar

Juju’s Beach Bar is one of the west coast’s best spots for a relaxing day with toes in sand and cocktail in hand. It’s a fun hang out for tourists and locals alike, offering a delicious selection of food from the beachside BBQ and cold drinks. The spot is ideal for swimming, and boats often moor offshore on weekends, providing a bit of a party atmosphere. There is also a nice boutique next door, selling women’s beach attire and accessories.

Crane Beach

Crane beach, located on the southeast coast of the island, is arguably one of the best in the world, and has often been included on ‘Top 10 Beaches’ lists by leading travel magazines and destination sites. Located below a cliff, it’s much more accessible than it seems, and makes for a great afternoon with family and friends. Bring a picnic (The Fish Pot Restaurant can cater for you on request), a cooler of drinks and enjoy. Nearby is Fowl Bay, a beautiful, unspoiled stretch of beach reminiscent of Castaways and Pirates.

The East Coast

The east coastline of the island is on the Atlantic Ocean, providing quite a contrast to the Caribbean coastline on the west. With dramatic cliffs, long stretches of sand and often epic waves, the rugged east coast is a magnet for surfers, but its abundance of rock pools make it a favourite with families, too. Our sister property, The Atlantis Hotel, is a great spot to stop for lunch; on Sundays they offer a traditional Barbadian Lunch Buffet that is second to none.

Bike Tours

A great way to see the island both on and off the beaten track and the east coast of Barbados and surrounding areas provide ideal trails for both the novice and experienced biker.

Bike Caribbean
Whether you are looking to rent a bike to explore on your own or wish to join a guided our, Bike Caribbean has everything you need to start exploring Barbados on a bike. 
(246) 622-2056 / www.bikecaribbeantours.com 

Stand Up Paddle Boarding

Stand Up Paddle Boarding, or SUP, is an exciting way to enjoy some time out on the sea. Using an oversized surfboard and a paddle, make your way along the coastline, where reefs, turtles and even shipwrecks can be seen. We recommend the following instructors, who also provide rental equipment:

What’SUP Barbados: Ryan Rodriguez
Our Instructors are WPA (World Paddleboard Association) Certified and are locals with extensive knowledge of the island and surrounding waters. Our aim is to make everyone comfortable and to have a great SUP experience!
(246) 243-7878 / www.surfsupbarbados.com

Paddle Barbados: Jason Cole
Paddle Barbados is the one-stop shop for everything SUP in Barbados, offering SUP lessons, tours and rental equipment, including paddleboards, kayaks, snorkels, boogie boards and surfboards.
(246) 249-2787 / www.paddlebarbados.com

Sailing

Explore the island's beautiful coastline with the best view possible - from the sea! Catamaran cruises are a wonderful way to spend the day soaking up our warm Caribbean sunshine. Cruises include drinks, cocktails and a buffet-style lunch. Take a dip, snorkel and swim with the turtles during the catamaran's stops along the shoreline, or simply enjoy listening to the waves or music while you sunbathe on deck. We recommend the following cruise companies:

Seaduced
Barbados at its finest! Indulge in a private charter or exclusive shared cruise, exploring our island’s pristine anchorages on board the luxury flybridge inspired catamaran Seaduced. We aim to tailor the entire experience: whether it be a fun day on the water for family and friends, a romantic celebration for two, or simply a sunset or overnight escape! Whatever the reason, we will create the perfect ambience on board and leave you memories that will last a lifetime!
(246) 432-8387 / www.warrenyachtingbarbados.com

Silver Moon
The Silver Moon crew knows how to make your day a memorable one. For the more discerning clientele, their catamarans carry only limited numbers to ensure a supreme service. Unlimited drinks are provided throughout the cruise as well as a lovely buffet-style lunch that is sure to satisfy. Snorkeling equipment and transportation are also included. A day aboard Silver Moon is a day to relax and be pampered. For that special occasion, you can maximize your experience by inquiring about our Private Charter service.
(246) 435-5285 / www.silvermoonbarbados.com

Diving

Barbados is home to several exciting and intact wrecks located along the south and west coasts of the island. Notable dive spots include Carlisle Bay, with shallow wrecks dating from WWII and the S.S. Stavronikita, a 356’ freighter sitting bolt upright. Both sites offer multi-level diving and an abundance of tropical fish, as do the reefs that line the shore.

Barbados Scuba Divers and Instructors
Experience the best in Barbados Scuba Diving - visit intact wrecks and beautiful coral reefs along the Caribbean coastline. Diving trips to suit all levels of certification and experience, including one-on-one and small group tours. PADI training and certification are also available.
(246) 240- 9872 / www.barbadosscubadivers.com

Surfing

A favourite surfing destination for many of the pros, the Barbados coastline offers an array of exciting reef and shore breaks that can be enjoyed year-round.

Ken Mayers
Little Good Harbour has its own in-house surfing instructor, Ken Mayers. He has a wealth of experience and knowledge of the island’s best surf breaks for beginners and advanced surfers alike. Private surf lessons and tours can be arranged at reception.

Burkie's Surf School
A multiple National & International Champion, talented teacher & professional surfer, Alan Burke has been teaching since 1993, founding Burkie’s Surf School in 2002 to share his love of surfing. Burkie's offers group and private lessons for all age groups and experience levels.
(246) 230-2456 / blog.surfbarbados.net

St. Nicholas Abbey

This wonderful plantation house, built in the 1660’s, has been beautifully restored and stands as one of three remaining Jacobean style mansions in the western hemisphere. Explore the house, surrounding gardens and working sugar cane mill and distillery. Watch cane grinding on Wednesdays during sugar cane season, and sample St. Nicholas Abbey’s award-winning white and brown rums. There is also a terrace cafe and gift shop offering locally made souvenirs and food items.
(246) 422-5357 / www.stnicholasabbey.com

Nidhe Israel Synagogue

The Nidhe Israel Synagogue, originally built in 1654, is the oldest synagogue in the Western Hemisphere. It has been beautifully restored and is adjacent to the Nidhe Israel Museum, tracing Jewish history in Barbados and its contribution to Barbadian Society, including the introduction of highly skilled sugar cultivation and production, leading Barbados to become one of the world’s major sugar producers in its time. The grounds also include a full immersion Mikvah, dating back to the 17th century and the only one known in existence in the Americas.
(246) 436-6869 / www.nidheisrael.com

George Washington House

This historic plantation house, also known as Bush Hill House, was home to a young George Washington and his ailing brother, Lawrence, in 1751. Barbados is the only country George Washington visited outside of the United States. The house and outlying buildings have been restored to create a heritage site on the historic Garrison, designated as a World Heritage Site. There is a museum, movie and artifacts to see; there is also a delightful café on premises.
(246) 228-5461 / www.georgewashingtonbarbados.org