Barbados is known for its turquoise shores, sugar-soft sandy beaches, vibrant culture, warm climate, and vibrant marine life. This dreamy Caribbean Island offers a diverse range of activities from water sports to culinary delights.
When to visit
The best time to visit is typically the dry season which runs from December to April. This coincides with peak tourist season, so prices may be higher. Shoulder seasons offer quieter crowds with a possibility of rain between May-June and November.
From July to October, it is considered ‘rainy season’, but these months usually still offer plenty of hot sunny days and rainfall only tends to come in heavy showers that clear quickly.
How long to go for 7 to 14 days is the perfect amount of time to relax into Caribbean Island life as well as explore everything this colourful island has to offer.
How to get there Direct flights to Grantley Adams International Airport (BGI) in Barbados operate from the following UK International Airports, with a flight time of around 8 hours and 45 minutes. Indirect flying is also available from Edinburgh Airport.
International Airports | Regional Airports |
Manchester (Direct) | Edinburgh (Indirect via London Heathrow) |
London Gatwick (Direct) |
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London Heathrow (Direct) |
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Top 5 things to do
Visit Harrison’s Cave: Located in the Parish of St Thomas around 5 miles from Bridgetown lies Harrison’s Cave and Eco-Adventure Park, a mesmerising underground wonder. Marvel at the intricate formations of stalactites hanging from the roof or the stalagmites whilst watching streams of breathtaking waterfalls drop into emerald pools. Hop on board the tram the explore this extensive cave system guided by experts.
Try a Bajan rum tasting: Taste and enjoy the samples from local distilleries. This experience is included for Co-op Holidays customers staying at the Island Inn.
Enjoy some epic water sports: An array of water sport activities are available on the island or during a shore excursion, from sailing and snorkelling to bodyboarding.
Indulge in traditional culinary delights: Explore the island’s array of night life and traditional restaurants offering authentic Bajan cuisine.
Explore historic Bridgetown: Bridgetown is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is the capital city. Take time to explore the historic sites.
If you would like some more information on visiting this beautiful Caribbean destination please don't hesitate to contact a member of the sales team.
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