Barbados: The Easternmost gateway of the Atlantic Flyway
Far east in the Atlantic, Barbados serves as a critical, life-saving refuge for thousands of exhausted migratory shorebirds flying south.
Why 100% of Guests Fall in Love with Barbados from the Saddle of an eBike
Ditch the tour bus window and explore Barbados on an eBike to unlock crowd-free hills, ocean breezes, and our guests' favorite island highlight.
Discovering the Hidden History of Barbados: The Story of the “Redlegs”
Beyond tourist spots, Barbados holds "Redlegs" descendants—islanders with Irish surnames, distinct accents, and a 400-year history of forced migration.
Bridgetown At A Glance: A Signature Colonial Space
In 1625, English settlers blown off course landed on Barbados, returning two years later to start the island's first settlement at Holetown.