Activities

Barbados is known throughout the Caribbean as being home to some of the best championship golf courses in the region, so visitors to this Creole paradise should waste no time and should pick up their clubs the minute their plane touches down.

Of all the Bajan golf clubs, the most well known is possibly the Barbados Golf Club itself, and this premier venue, which is situated in Christ Church Parish, offers visitors a stunning 18-hole course designed by the world-renowned Fellow of the American Society of Golf Course Architects, Ron Kirby.

http://barbadosgolfclub.com/index.cfm

The island of Barbados is lucky to be home to several of the most exciting - not to mention picturesque - surfing spots on the planet, and visitors to this captivating Caribbean isle should make the most of them, even if they are not experienced surfers.

Surfers can do their thing at most of the Bajan beaches, although several of them - including the wild western portion of Worthing Beach and Bottom Bay Beach with its tumultuous and tempestuous seas - are more suited to surfing than others.

Barbados is already one of the most relaxing places on earth, and everyone who visits this Caribbean paradise should leave the country with far more energy than when they arrived. Bajan spas are the cherries on top of the island's lustrous icing, and, although there may be nothing better than relaxing on a beautiful Bajan beach, spending time in a splendid spa surely comes close.

Should the idea of sunning yourself every day on a beautiful tropical island seem a little too lazy or inactive for you, fear not as there are a great range of activities to take part in while visitng Barbados.

Boat Trips
As well as the obvious beach life and swimming to be done, the island is a great place to enjoy a boat trip - these range from quiet, independent explorations on smaller craft to all out parties on the larger boats, complete with pirates, water slides and of course, plenty of rum!

Submarine trips