2. Treasure Beach Hotel & Spa Treasured Beach Hotel is a beautiful St James Barbados luxury hotel set in glorious, tropical gardens at the edge of a turquoise sea. It is a world of understated elegance and tranquil beauty for a privilege few. Unlike other spas, where you are likely to find yourself just a few paces from someone else having a massage or pedicure, when you book a treatment at the Spa Suite, you will have exclusive use of the spa. This includes massages, facials, scrubs & wraps, manicures, pedicures, and waxing. Deluxe suite $1,900 Daily room service King bed Kitchenette Balcony Lounge Area Television Wifi Ocean View $1,200 Pool View Suite $1,080 Garden View Suite $850 This prices are for a couple and for a week.

3. The Scuba Shack is the perfect place to pursue your interest in diving, scuba and underwater exploration while in Barbados. The Scuba Shack is owned by Roger Hurley, winner of the 1997 Award for Tourism given by the Government of Barbados, who has lived on Barbados all his life and is a highly experienced dive instructor with a conscientious, patient approach to the activity.

4. Boogie boarding or Body surfing in Barbados beautiful beaches. The waves here are consistent and, especially in the winter months, are perfect of boogie boarding. Recognized as "one of the ten best beaches in the world", the waves at the Crane are very lively. This spot is best for more experienced boogie boarders.

5. At the heart of Barbados lies one of its greatest wonders, Harrison’s Cave. Located in the central uplands of the island, this breathtakingly beautiful, crystallized limestone cavern is a testament to nature’s mastery. Flowing streams, deep pools of crystal clear water and towering columns characterize this living cave. Gaze in wonder at the white flow stones and in awe at the beauty of the speleothems which adorn the cave.

6. Barbados carnival is a time of costumes, revelry, drinking and fun in the streets of this Caribbean island. It is a festival of celebration and thanks for a successful harvest dating back to the days when sugar was the primary drop in Barbados.

7. Bridgetown is the capital and main commercial centre of Borbados. Broad Street is the main street of Bridgetown and consists mainly of banks, department stores and duty free shops. Other streets such as Swan Street, Roebuck Street and Tudor Street consist mainly of smaller shops and businesses, together with wayside vendors.

8. Travel to Barbados, where nightlife is extensive and varied, offering entertainment such as hot nightclubs with live bands or DJs, club parties, historic dinner shows, romantic cruises and exquisite dining. St. Lawrence Gap is the main party spot on the island and definitely worth a visit. The Gap is a place where various cultures meet and merge, a chance to kick back and relax, party to the best music on the island, and make a few new friends while on vacation!

9. The Tide restaurant is a good place to enjoy to have dinner, lunch, or breakfast. This is good for romantic, business, local cuisine, or special occasion dinner. Your dining options are breakfast/ brunch, lunch, dinner, reservations, delivery and after hours.