Barbados is one of the Caribbean’s most family-friendly destinations — calm beaches, safe roads and a warm, welcoming culture make it ideal for travelling with children of all ages. Why Rent a Car for a Family Holiday Travelling with kids and without a car is stressful anywhere — Barbados is Read more
Barbados launched the Welcome Stamp visa in 2020 — a 12-month renewable remote-work visa that lets digital nomads and remote workers live legally on the island while working for overseas employers. It’s become one of the most popular remote-work visas in the world. The Barbados Welcome Stamp The visa costs Read more
Bridgetown is the capital and soul of Barbados. A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2011, it combines colonial architecture, a lively waterfront and a vibrant local culture that’s unlike anywhere else in the Caribbean. Getting to Bridgetown Bridgetown is easily reached from most parts of the island in 20–40 minutes Read more
Whether you’re a stopover visitor or a local making the most of the weekend, Barbados packs an enormous amount into a small island. Here’s the ideal 48-hour itinerary — best done with your own rental car. Friday Evening: Arrive and Settle In Pick up your car from Grantley Adams Airport Read more
Barbados has a strong claim to being the birthplace of rum — with distilling traditions going back nearly 400 years. A self-drive distillery tour is one of the most rewarding ways to spend a day on the island. Why a Self-Drive Distillery Tour? The major distilleries are spread across the Read more
Barbados has a reputation as a luxury destination, but with a little planning, it’s surprisingly affordable. Here’s how to make your money go further. Choose the Right Season Travelling in the low season (May to October) can cut accommodation costs by 30–50%. You’ll still enjoy warm weather and uncrowded beaches Read more