Barbados

From the rugged beauty of the east coast to the serene elegance of the west coast, with acres of sugar cane in the middle, it is one of the most varied and scenic islands.

As the “Culinary Capital of the Caribbean”, Barbados brings together the influences of African, Caribbean, West Indian and European delights to create a unique culinary experience. Of course fish is a mainstay, including Flying Fish—a national symbol of Barbados, but your options range from elegant sophistication to funky street food.

Sightseeing on the island is a pleasure with many historic UNESCO World Heritage sites, splendid architecture and rich cultural attractions. But it is the friendliness of the people that will leave a lasting impression.

November 2026:Our hotel during our stay is the Sunbay Hotel, a relaxed informal resort located on Barbados’ south coast in the laid-back area of Maxwell. The hotel offers a welcoming atmosphere and convenient location, with the beautiful beach just a short walk away. Spend your days relaxing around the pool, taking a refreshing dip, or enjoying a leisurely drink. The hotel is also within easy reach of the lively St. Lawrence Gap, where you’ll find a variety of restaurants, pubs, sports bars, karaoke venues and classic rum shops.

Three meals daily, afternoon tea and unlimited beverages—including soft drinks, juice, beer, wine, local spirits, cocktails and smoothies—are included during your stay. Enjoy daily buffet dining at the hotel, along with a selection of evening entertainment on select nights.

Hotel rooms are simply furnished and include individual air conditioning, a safe, mini-fridge, complimentary Wi-Fi and a private balcony.


January & February 2027: Our hotel during our stay is the beachfront Barbados Beach Club—a great-value, informal all-Inclusive resort located on the south coast in laid back Maxwell Gap. You may prefer to lounge by the beachfront poolside with a rum punch in hand. This is also the spot for an early morning dip or to join a water aerobics class. Enjoy the water toys such as kayaks, paddle boats, and snorkeling equipment—available on-site and included in your stay. Within walking distance or a short taxi ride away is bustling St. Lawrence Gap with its many fun restaurants and pubs including karaoke venues, sports bars, and classic old rum shops.

Three meals daily, afternoon tea and unlimited beverages (soft drinks, juice, beer, wine, local spirits, cocktails and smoothies) are all included at the Barbados Beach Club. Savour daily buffet dining at the Poolside Restaurant & Bar, with the Reef View Restaurant offering an additional special dining option three nights per week. There is low-key local entertainment during the evenings.

Hotel rooms are simply furnished and include individual air conditioning, safe, mini-fridge, complimentary Wi-Fi, and private balcony.