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Escape the everyday in Barbados

Pense em Barbados e muito provavelmente imaginará águas azuis reluzentes e areias douradas orladas de palmeiras. E assim é, mas esta "Pequena Inglaterra das Caraíbas" também se orgulha de uma intrigante história colonial, cenário espetacular e uma animada cena musical Calypso.

Whether it’s beach relaxation, exhilarating water sports or inland adventure you’re looking for, Barbados has something for everyone. The sandy shores and gentle surf of the west coast provide a bathing and diving paradise, while the unspoiled east coast offers stunning vistas. Soak up the history in Bridgetown, take in a cricket match or enjoy a spot of afternoon tea at a 17^th-century plantation home. The island has hotels to suit every budget and purpose, whether it’s luxury or value-for-money you desire – save money when you book with your flights to Barbados.

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South Coast

A lively area, with a wide selection of hotels. The south coast offers plenty of accommodation options for every budget and board basis. Walk along the boardwalk between Accra and Rockley beaches or visit historic Garrison. Lounge on the golden sands of Hastings Rock and listen to an open-air performance at the bandstand. Head to Dover Beach for a wide range of water sports or embrace the vibrancy of St Lawrence Gap with its restaurants and nightclubs.

Costa Oeste

Costa Oeste

Often referred to as the ‘Platinum Coast’, the west coast is home to tranquil beaches and some of the islands most exclusive hotels. Visit the designer stores and upmarket cafes of Lime Grove in Holetown or enjoy a lively evening at 2nd street’s restaurants and bars. Alongside superb 5 star retreats like Sandy Lane, Coral Reef Club and Fairmont Royal Pavilion, you’ll also find good value accommodation such as All Seasons Resort Europa or the All-Inclusive Mango Bay.

East Coast Bridgetown

Bridgetown

Bridgetown the capital city, and in fact the islands only city, boasts old colonial buildings and buzzing local culture. Explore side streets that are scattered with rum shops and chattel houses, shop on bustling Broad Street or visit the cafes and snack stands on the south banks of the river. On the outskirts of the city you’ll find the main cricket stadium, the Kensington Oval, while the nearby Mount Gay Visitor Centre gives you an insight into the famous local rum.

St Lawrence Gap