Barbados Hotels & Accommodation - Leading Hotels of Barbados

The Crane Resort: old-world charm and sophistication

Coconut Court:
family-run with a distinctive Barbados flavour

Discovery Bay: gracious and spacious

Sandridge Beach Hotel: for those who just wish to unwind

Little Good Harbour Hotel: tranquil luxury cottages

Unlike other sites, we take no commissions and you deal directly with the hotel.

EXPLORE BARBADOS

Barbados is a true Caribbean paradise - turquoise waters, endless white sand beaches and majestic sunsets await.

Situated just outside of the main chain of Caribbean islands, Barbados is a coral island and one of the most popular vacation destinations in the region. Offering an unrivalled range of accommodations and dining specialities, Barbados caters to all holidaymakers - couples and families alike.

Click here for an indepth look at the magical island of Barbados ...

	Official Names: Barbados Capital: Bridgetown Population: 275,000 Languages: English with a local dialect Total Area: 165 sq mi/430 sq km Climate: Tropical all year with temperatures 75°-85°F. September and October are the rainy months. Economy: Tourism, agriculture, light manufacturing. Currency: Barbados dollar (BD) Time Zone: Atlantic Standard (EST + 1 hr). Telecommunications: Country code is 246. Electricity: 120 volts AC, 50 cycles

	South Coast The waters on the south coast are protected by a natural reef making the area ideal for swimming and snorkeling. Some popular beaches in the area include Needham's Point, Rockley Beach and Casuarina Cove East Coast Renowned for its large waves, the the east coast is a true surfers paradise and home to the international Soup Bowl contest. West Coast The waters on the west coast are calm and popular with tourists - ideal for watersports, swimming, sailing and other activities. South-East Coast Closer to the Atlantic Ocean, the south-east cost offers rolling waves - popular amongst the bodysurfers.

	Nightlife Barbados is home to numerous calypso singers and reggae groups, with many of the larger hotels sponsoring cultural events for their guests. "Paint it Jazz" - the annual Barbados jazz festival is another highlight on the calendar attracting many international artists. Barbados also has numerous bars where visitors can try the local Caribbean treasure - rum. From small informal establishments popular with the locals to sophisticated hotspots - Barbados has it all ... Dining St. Lawrence Gap is the entertainment hub of Barbados offering gourmet dining from around the globe, a night on the town or just relaxation by a bar. Shopping Bridgetown is considered to be the duty-free center of the Eastern Caribbean. Visitors to the island will discover fantastic prices on English goods, especially china, crystal, porcelain and perfume. Broad Street is the main shopping street in Bridgetown - home to the upscale department stores.