Barbados (Bridgetown) Cruise Guide
Discover the less-developed sleepy east coast (Atlantic) and its rugged peaks and coves or revel in the attractions of west coast (Caribbean) and its plethora of bars, hotels and dive schools. Calm, clear waters ensure first-class water-sports year-round amidst shoals of varicoloured fish, sponges and coral. Delve into underwater caves or stroll around vibrant tropical gardens before tasting fine Barbados rum at one of the island's award-winning distilleries.
Sightseeing
Highlights:
• Fairchild Market
• Government House
• Barbados Museum
• Old Synagogue
• St Michael's Cathedral
• Belleville
• Garrison Savannah
• Temple Yard's Rastafarian street market
• Gibbs Beach
• Mullins Bay
Tourist Information
263 Tottenham Court Road, London W1T 7LA, UK
Tel: (020) 7636 9448.
Website: www.visitbarbados.co.uk
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Tipping: Allow for 10 to 15% in restaurants, round-up taxi fares and tip porters at around a dollar a bag.
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