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Attractions + Things To Do in Barbados #1 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados St Joseph Parish Church St. Andrew ~0.59 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to St Joseph Parish Church #2 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados Flower Forest St. Andrew ~1.54 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to Flower Forest Flower Forest is a horticultural park and tourist attraction near the village of Bathsheba, Saint Joseph in Barbados. It is a scenic park with attractive flowering plants and tropical trees. The 50-acre (200,000 m2) property was formerly a sugar plantation. #3 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados Andromeda Botanic Gardens St. Andrew ~1.86 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to Andromeda Botanic Gardens #4 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados Soup Bowl St. Andrew ~1.99 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to Soup Bowl Barbados is quickly becoming a surfer's paradise. The island's location far out in the Atlantic Ocean, allows waves to travel thousands of kilometers on the bottom of the sea, before finally unloading all the power developed over Barbados' coral reefs. Barbados is a coral island. A coral reef stretches all around Barbados' coastline, providing for unlimited surfing conditions all over. Whether a swell approaches the island from a northerly or westerly direction, or if it's moving in from the East or the South, Barbados is guaranteed to have surf somewhere along its shores at almost any given time of the year. The East Coast of Barbados is the premier surf spot as far as power and size of waves are concerned. The "Soup Bowl" at Bathsheba is internationally recognized in the surfing world. This is where Kelly Slater impressively made his come back onto the world tour of pro surfing in 2002. #5 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados Bathsheba Beach St. Andrew ~1.99 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to Bathsheba Beach Bathsheba Beach is world-famous for surfing and is a popular stop for bus-loads of trusting tourists during high-season. The Barbados Government-owned public washroom is converted from a 70-year old train station and has been used for years as a rest-stop for tour buses – whose passengers also dine and make purchases at nearby shops and restaurants. #6 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados Harrison's Cave St. George ~2.09 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to Harrison's Cave Barbados, the most easterly island in the Caribbean, is the home of Harrison’s Cave. This magnificent, crystallized limestone cavern is said to be one of the wonders of the world. Its pure clear water and flowing streams helped to create the beautiful stalactites and stalagmites which propagate the cave. You will be amazed by nature’s mastery as you journey through this living cave. #7 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados Orchid World St. George ~2.38 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to Orchid World Description Located between Gun Hill and St John's Church, Orchid World is surrounded by sugar canes and is home to thousands of orchids. Paths lead through the lush gardens and past water features. Hobbies & Activities category: Garden or botanic display #8 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados Welchman Hall Gully St. Thomas ~2.55 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to Welchman Hall Gully For Nature Lovers and Plant Enthusiasts View larger photo If you like nature, hiking (at any level), plants, culture and natural history, then Welchman Hall gully must not be missed. The tranquil feel of the gully will instantly strike you. It is a place where you can experience a piece of nature and imagine what the island was like 300 years ago. It is a touch of tropical forest, mixed with Barbadian and other exotic tropical plants. Since Barbados does not have many remaining tropical landscapes that are easily accessible, visiting Welchman Hall Gully will be an unexpected surprise and treat. #9 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados Turner's Hall Wood St. Andrew ~3.00 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to Turner's Hall Wood Turner's Hall Wood is described as the most undisturbed and species-rich plant environment in Barbados. In fact there are plants growing on this ancient site, that are to be found no where else on the island, and this makes Turner's Hall Wood the best example of pre-colonial forest IN THE THICK OF THINGS Preserved by subsequent owners starting with, Captain John Turner, the original owner, Turner's Hall Wood is still intact today, and is a popular research site by local and visiting scientists, such as botanists and geologists. Of course it's also a hit with hikers. DEEP DESCENT ONTO THE MAIN TRAIL A truly wonderful hiking trail, Turner's Hall Wood is a unique 74 acre segment of the Scotland District, the oldest part of the island, where rocks have been aged at 50 million years old. Barbados, however, is only 2 million years old, of course we explain this variance on our hike, so join us soon. AWESOME VIEWS FROM WINDY HILL After the very shaded Turner's Hall Wood, it's out in the open, and up the scenic Windy Hill. WHAT GOES UP, MUST. . . Down all the way through this rough terrain of alluvial mud that are Windy Hill, and onto the beach. DRESS FOR THE OCCASION: comfortable loose fitting clothing, sturdy enclosed footwear, a backpack, personal medication (asthma inhalers ect.), drinking water (2 liters), trekking pole (if needed), sun protection - a hat, sunblock. FROM THE BUSH TO THE BEACH The crunchy brown sugar coloured sands of Lakes Beach await, with refreshing Atlantic breezes dancing round your body, as you stroll and explore the tidal zone, to Barclays Park. Price – US$25 per person Tour minimum: US $100 or 4 persons Group rates US$20 per person Tour minimum: 10 persons Barbadian Group rate BD$10 per person Tour minimum: BD$200 or 20 persons #10 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados St. John Parish Church St. George ~3.05 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to St. John Parish Church St. John's Parish Church is the first church of St. John that is presumed to have been a simple wooden building, but its date is unknown. The parish along with St. George, was carved out of St. Michael in 1640–1641. But successive churches were badly damaged by the hurricane of 1675, the Great Hurricane of 1780, and finally destroyed by the Great Barbados hurricane of 1831. The present church building (the fifth) was built is 1836, and the chancel added in 1876. It is the prototype of the restrained Barbadian version of the Gothic parish church, and a beautiful Westmacott sculpture, commemorating Elizabeth Pinder, on the left of the main door. #11 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados Lion of Gun Hill St. George ~3.77 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to Lion of Gun Hill GUN HILL AND LION, ST. GEORGE Gun Hill Signal Station, known affectionately as ‘the Lion at Gun Hill’ is located on the Gun Hill cliff at about 700 feet above sea level. This signal station was restored by the Barbados National Trust in 1983 and is GUN HILL AND LION, ST. GEORGE Gun Hill Signal Station, known affectionately as ‘the Lion at Gun Hill’ is located on the Gun Hill cliff at about 700 feet above sea level. This signal station was restored by the Barbados National Trust in 1983 and is one of its prime heritage attractions. Built in 1818, Gun Hill served not only as a signal station, communicating with the Christ Church and St. Joseph (Cotton Tower) stations, but also as a convalescent facility for British soldiers and their families. The landmark coral stone lion was carved in 1868 by Captain Henry Wilkinson with the assistance of four military laborers. It stands seven feet to the top of its head. The wonderfully landscaped gardens and the sweeping south coast panorama make this a stop not to miss. one of its prime heritage attractions. Built in 1818, Gun Hill served not only as a signal station, communicating with the Christ Church and St. Joseph (Cotton Tower) stations, but also as a convalescent facility for British soldiers and their families. The landmark coral stone lion was carved in 1868 by Captain Henry Wilkinson with the assistance of four military laborers. It stands seven feet to the top of its head. The wonderfully landscaped gardens and the sweeping south coast panorama make this a stop not to miss. #12 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados St. Andrews Anglican Church St. Andrew ~4.37 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to St. Andrews Anglican Church North of Bathsheba, not far from the Morgan Lewis Mill, sits this historic building. It has survived two hurricanes (1780 and 1831) and was condemned in 1842. By public protest of demolition, the church was rebuilt between 1846 and 1855. It is a stone's throw from Shorey Village, the birthplace of the famous cricketer, Conrad Hunte. #13 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados St. George Parish church St. George ~4.54 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to St. George Parish church The parish of Saint George ("St. George") is located in the interior of Barbados. It is one of two land-locked parishes, the other being Saint Thomas to the north. A prominent landmark in the parish is Gun Hill - one of the few remaining signal stations dating back to 1818. Saint George borders six of the eleven other parishes, more than any other parish. Location : The Glebe, St.George Date Built : 1784 Historical Facts The hurricane of 1780 destroyed the first church built at this site. A new church was built four years later and this building survived to the present time, making it the oldest ecclesiastical building on the island. Main Features : architecture is less Gothic and more Georgian, magnificent alter painting - "The Resurrection", monumental sculpture. See also : Anglican Church in Barbados #14 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados St. Thomas Parish Church St. Thomas ~4.72 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to St. Thomas Parish Church The parish of Saint Thomas ("St. Thomas") found in the centre of Barbados. It is one of only two landlocked parishes in the island, the other being Saint George to the south. Saint Thomas also Exist as one of the whole constituencies existing in Barbados, the others being, Saint Lucy and, Saint Andrew. It is represented in The House of Assembly by member of the Barbados Labour Party, the Hon. Cynthia Forde J.P., M.P. In 1997, the Government of Barbados under the Ministry of Education in an attempt to create more spaces for the increase in entrants into Secondary Schools, Opened the St. Thomas Secondary School the precursor of the Lester Vaughan Secondary School - named after a very distinguish Barbadian who assisted in the transformation of the Educational Sector as well as wrote the National Pledge of Barbados. To date, the Lester Vaughan School is the youngest Secondary School and one of the most technologically advanced in the Island The Barbados Association for Children With Intellectual Challenges operates the Challenor School for both children and adults with mental retardation. #15 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados Codrington College Barbados ~4.80 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to Codrington College Codrington College is the oldest Theological College in the Western Hemisphere. Codrington is dedicated to the education and training of applicants for ordination in the Anglican Communion. Codrington College is an Anglican theological college in St. John, Barbados. It was founded by Christopher Codrington, who after his death in 1710 left portions of his 'estates' - two slave labour plantations on Barbados and areas of Barbuda - to the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts to establish a college in Barbados. Construction was started in 1714, and the College was eventually opened on September 9, 1745. It initially provided a general education but began to teach advanced studies as early as 1748; this served as a preparatory education before the students - usually sons of the local gentry - went to an English university. The first graduate was ordained in 1759, and in 1830 the college began exclusively to train students for ordination. This marked it as the one of the first theological colleges of the Anglican Church; only St. David's College Lampeter and the General Theological Seminary pre-date it, whilst Chichester, the first English theological college, was only opened in 1839. In 1831 the site was almost completely destroyed by a hurricane, but was rebuilt. In 1875 the college became affiliated to the University of Durham, which awarded degrees to Codrington graduates until 1958; it then affiliated to the University of the West Indies in 1965. Following affiliation with Durham, it began to offer degrees in Classics as well as Theology, but has concentrated on theological studies since 1955. For a while, it was managed by the Community of the Resurrection. It began to offer post-graduate courses in 1989. The college currently maintains several archives relating to the churches of the West Indies. http://www.codrington.org #16 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados Sir Frank Hutson Sugar Museum St. Thomas ~4.86 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to Sir Frank Hutson Sugar Museum Follow the sugar trail into the beautiful Barbadian countryside to the yard of Portvale, a sugar-cane grinding factory. Here in a restored sugar "Boiling House you can trace the story of one of the most fascinating commodities on the world market. The National Trust's Museum tells the colourful story of the people, the innovations, and the triumphs and disasters during the development of the sugar industry in Barbados. The museum is a tribute to Sir Frank Hutson, whose vision brought the sugar machinery together to form the nucleus of this unique collection. Visitors can view a model of the sugar windmill, see samples of sugar cane growing and taste the delicious by-products of sugar such as sling and molasses. DURING CANE-GRINDING SEASON, FROM FEBRUARY TO MAY, YOU CAN ALSO VISIT THE MODERN FACTORY, PORTVALE, TO SEE THE SUGAR BEING PRODUCED. Open Monday to Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. except major public holidays Tel: 432-0100 Admission to Museum & Factory Adults 13DS $11.50 (Including 15% VAT) Children half price Admission to Museum only: BDS $5.75 Children half price. All are welcome to visit our properties and to join the Barbados National Trust. #17 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados Sharon Moravian Church St. Thomas ~4.86 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to Sharon Moravian Church Sharon Moravian Church is in the south of the centrally located Saint Thomas parish in Barbados. It was built in 1799 at the behest of missionaries. The missionaries were from the Moravian Church, which originated in the Czech provinces of Bohemia and Moravia. In 1732, the church launched a global mission, going first to the Caribbean. Arriving in Barbados in 1765, the Moravians sought to bring Christianity and education to the slaves, and were the first Europeans to encourage slaves to join their congregations. The Sharon church building is unspoilt by modernisation. Its architecture is strongly influenced by that of the parts of Europe from which the Moravian missionaries came. #18 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados St. Philip Parish Church St. George ~5.40 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to St. Philip Parish Church The parish of Saint Philip is a parish of Barbados at the southeastern end of the island. St. Philip has the largest land area of the 11 parishes of Barbados and has a relatively flat 'close to sea-level' terrain. St. Philip has the largest area of crop cultivation making it locally considered "the country". St. Philip does not have a 'true' city as some other parishes but rather 'areas' and 'villages'. Six Cross Roads is the largest area by virtue of both commercial and residential population and is the central hub for the parish. Six Cross Roads, or locally known as just Six Roads, is a roundabout and its immediate neighborhood of which six roads converge extended in from the west 'from city' (Bridgetown); north-west toward Four Cross Roads and St. George; north-east toward Bushy Park; east toward Bayfield; south-east toward The Crane; south-west toward Oistins. Though there are a few areas in Barbados known as 'Four Cross Roads' there is only one area known as 'Six Cross Roads'. This parish is home to the only 'dependency' of Barbados called Culpepper Island. This tiny rock in the ocean is used as a feeding ground for sheep but cannot be reached unless by boat or by foot at low tide. The parish of Saint Philip is the main on-shore area of Barbados involved in the local oil industry. #19 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados Morgan Lewis Sugar Mill St. Andrew ~5.54 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to Morgan Lewis Sugar Mill Morgan Lewis Windmill, St. Andrew, Barbados is the last sugar windmill to operate in Barbados: It stopped grinding cane commercially in 1947. The mill was given to the Barbados National Trust by the late Egbert Lawrence Bannister for preservation as a museum. It is completely intact, rollers and all, but the sails were unable to turn until its restoration which was completed in December 1999. Around the interior of the mill wall is a museum of sugar mill and plantation artefacts, and an exhibition of old photographs. Visitors can climb to the top of the mill. It is unique historic and architectural monument - it is one of the only two working sugar windmills in the world today. (Betty's Hope, in Antigua, was refurbished and restored some years ago and is also functional.) During the 'crop' season, February through July, its sails are put in place and it operates one Sunday in each month, grinding cane and providing cane juice - providing a historical re-enactment and one of the more interesting sights in Barbados. #20 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados Grenade Hall Forest and Signal Station St. Andrew ~6.08 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to Grenade Hall Forest and Signal Station During the 18th century, over 250,000 African slaves were transported to Barbados, an island of only 166 square miles. During the same period, Britain’s per capita annual sugar consumption increased from five pounds to eighteen pounds. The sugar produced at Britain’s Caribbean plantations not only sated the appetites of the nation, but drove its imperial expansion as well. In the 1790s, the mass deployment of British troops to protect and stabilize its colonies in the West Indies reflected how seriously Britain took not only the threat of external enemies but also the growing problem of internal unrest. Jamaica, in particular, was wracked by bloody uprisings. However, on Barbados, planters had been lulled into complacency by over a hundred years of peaceful, revolt-free prosperity. They mistakenly believed their slave population to be too ‘creolized’ to engage in such rebellions. All that changed on April 14, 1816, when a widespread, well-organized uprising led by a slave named Bussa took place. This remarkable event was triggered by abolitionist debates that had filtered down to the slave population. Although the plantation owners were completely caught off guard, the revolt was nonetheless ruthlessly quashed. One hundred and seventy-six slaves were killed in the uprising, and another 214 were later executed. As it turned out, the growing momentum of the abolitionist movement, which had prompted Britain to abolish the slave trade in 1807, led to the emancipation of all slaves throughout the British colonies in 1834. However, on Barbados freedom came only after a period of "apprenticeship," and the planters retained control of the land for a good time thereafter. Shortly after Bussa’s revolt, six signal stations were built on strategically located hilltops to alert guardsmen if further trouble arose. Grenade Hall Signal Station at Farley Hill was one of them. Today a visitor can enter station, which has been beautifully restored by the National Trust, view artifacts from colonial times, and listen to a short, engaging audio segment that tells of the rebellion and subsequent creation of the signal station network. The trust also oversees the adjacent Grenade Hall Forest, which contains a network of educational nature trails snaking through a dense mahogany-forested hillside. Monkeys from the nearby wildlife reserve often frequent this forest during the daytime, and there are numerous benches among the attractive groves where a visitor can do a bit of monkey watching. In addition, set into the hillside is an Amerindian cave, which provided a somewhat spooky interlude for this solo hiker. What I most enjoyed, though, was the panoramic view from the top of the signal station. After the uprising of 1816, there were no subsequent slave revolts on Barbados. The signal stations assumed various functions, including vantage points to spot approaching trade ships. They became obsolete and later fell into disrepair after the first telephone was introduced on the island in 1883. Restored signal stations such as the ones at Grenade Hall and Gun Hill are now important reminders of Barbardian history. #21 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados Farley Hill National Park St. Andrew ~6.10 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to Farley Hill National Park Farley Hill National Park was once the site of a beautiful mansion built by Sir Graham Briggs for the entertainment of his guest Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, when the latter visited Barbados in 1861. Other Royal visitors including Princes Albert, Victor and George, later King George V of England, were entertained there when they visited the island in 1879. #22 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados Barbados Wildlife Reserve St. Andrew ~6.17 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to Barbados Wildlife Reserve #23 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados Holetown Beach St. James ~6.30 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to Holetown Beach Located near the hotels and villas of Paynes Bay, the Holetown Beach is always abuzz with activity. While the adults jet or water ski, kids float out on a banana boat ride to skim across the waves. Perfect for people watching, internationals and locals alike rub shoulders on this sun-drenched beach. There are numerous dining and drinking destinations in the area, most notably the Baku Beach Bar and Olive's Bar & Bistro. #24 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados Holetown Monument St. James ~6.35 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to Holetown Monument On the forecourt of the Holetown Police Station, part of the old James Fort, is the Holetown Monument, a simple obelisk. The tercentenary of the “Rediscovery” of Barbados by Englishmen in the Olive Blossom was erroneously celebrated in 1905. In fact, the Olive Blossom (or “Olive”) came here in 1625, and perhaps a “writer’s devil”, was repeated by subsequent historians. Hence, lavish celebrations took place in November 1905, with the issue of an Olive Blossom Stamp, a state procession to the Garrison Savannah, the erection of the Holetown and INDIAN RIVER MONUMENT, and a Regatta in Holetown Bay. #25 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados St. James Parish Church St. James ~6.39 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to St. James Parish Church PARISH HISTORY Located in Holetown (see map above), St. James Parish Church stands on one of the oldest parcels of consecrated land on the Island, often known in Barbados as "God's acre". The original wooden structure was built in 1628 near the landing site of the first English settlers to Barbados, who arrived on February 17, 1627. After a hurricane on August 31, 1675 which devastated most of the island, a stone structure replaced the former wooden building in the early 1690's. Another violent hurricane struck in 1780 and according to 'Schomburgk's History of Barbados' only two churches and one chapel remained; St. Andrew, St. Peter and All Saints. There is no specific record of what happened to St. James in the storms of 1675 and 1780 but after the hurricane of 1831 St. James was not among the churches listed as having been destroyed. Schomburgk's states that in 1846 at the time of his writing this book, the building was 54' X 40' in size with a seating capacity of 550 and a congregation of approximately '360 souls'. After nearly 200 years the walls of the original stone building began to decay and were partly demolished and replaced by a larger, more substantial structure in 1874. At this time, the nave roof was raised on new pillars and arches. The enlarged building was consecrated by Bishop Mitchinson on Easter Tuesday, 1875. Except for the sanctuary and north porch, added in 1900's, this is substantially the building still in use today. Many of the original settlers and various noted Barbadians were laid to rest in the Church and its yard. The dates on the grave stones, vaults and memorial plaques reflect this history. There is a popular legend attached to St. James' Church, that a gate in the north wall surrounding the churchyard, referred to as 'The Devil's Gate' is opened about one hour before service. When the bell is rung the Devil leaves the church by this gate, and it is closed as the service is about to begin, so that the Devil is excluded from the area. This must have been derived from the old belief that church bells were rung to drive the devil out of the building. #26 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados Tyrol Cot St. Michael ~6.41 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to Tyrol Cot Tyrol Cot was the home of Sir Grantley Adams, the first premier of Barbados and the only Prime Minister of the Federation of the West Indies. The home is also the birthplace of his son, Tom, the second Prime Minister of Barbados. The house itself was constructed in 1854 and is an architectural gem with an interesting mixture of Palladian and tropical vernacular. The house has been restored by the Barbados National Trust and is filled with the Adams' antique furniture and memorabilia. #27 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados Sandy Lane Beach St. James ~6.41 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to Sandy Lane Beach Sandy Lane Beach or Sandy Lane as the locals casually refer to it, is a great beach for swimming. For those water sports fans, get a rush on the jet skis and catamarans. And while you're here, stay at Sandy Lane , the hotel with the same name and keep your eyes open as its guestlist features celebrities, royalty and hot shots from the business world. Not far from Sandy Lane is Holetown area, which is famous for its nightlife and duty-free shopping! #28 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados National Stadium St. Michael ~6.49 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to National Stadium Barbados National Stadium was officially opened in 1972. It is a multi-use outdoor stadium in Bridgetown, Barbados. It is currently used mostly for football matches. The stadium holds 5,000. It is located in the Parish of Saint Michael, Barbados, in Waterford 4.3km from Bridgetown. #29 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados Folkestone Marine Park St. James ~6.52 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to Folkestone Marine Park Attraction type: Nature reserve Address: One mile north of Holetown Near St. James Parish Church Barbados #30 of 30 Things To Do in Barbados Paynes Bay Beach St. James ~6.57 miles from Barbados city center Hotels Close to Paynes Bay Beach Located along the west coast, in the parish of St.James, is Paynes Bay beach. There is a public entrance to the beach and another entrance a little further to the north. Beach chairs are available for rental and there are several shaded areas on the beach to which you can retreat when the sun gets a bit too hot. The waters here are very calm and the area is safe for swimming. Watersports activities, including jet skiing and catamaran sailing, are available from the beach.

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