Island life has never been as enjoyable as it is in Barbados. We’re here to help you book a hotel and flights that suit your needs.

If you feel the need for a little shade, pay a visit to the Flower Forest, an area of spectacular beauty which brings a little tranquility for every visitor. Harrison’s Cave, which is in the island’s interior, is truly spectacular.

Of course, the best bit about holidays in Barbados is surrendering to its year-round sunshine – perfect for those seeking an escape from the unpredictable British weather! The Caribbean boasts a fantastic amount to see and do, so if you fancy some all-inclusive luxury, you can hop over to the Dominican Republic to appreciate its stunning scenery - ideal for families and couples looking for all inclusive extravagance or those looking for an affordable escape full of activity. If you don’t fancy spending all your time relaxing by the sea, however, there are some great activities and entertainment opportunities to delve into, including those available with some all inclusive Barbados resorts.

The Soup Bowl, situated on the east coast, is the best place for keen scuba-divers and surfers, with the chance to catch a glimpse of the sea turtles that inhabit the area. Dive into the waters and you’ll discover striking coral reefs and abandoned ship wrecks, creating a unique experience for your Barbados

If you like your meals to be accompanied by stunning views of the ocean, Champers in Christ Church is a must-visit. The food is almost as sensational as the coastal panoramas which are waiting to greet you. For something a little quirkier, try Surfer’s Café in Oistins, where the food, but not the location, is straightforward. Sampling the local seafood is one of the finest things to do in Barbados, so if you’re in Bridgetown, be sure to order one of the specialities at Cuz’s Fish Shack. For something a little different, the Sahara Arabic Grill is also worth a visit. This part of the world also boasts some of the best cuisine across the globe, with world-class restaurants and rustic beach bars showcasing a medley of flavours and delicious dishes. Influenced by the food and traditions of England, Portugal, Spain and West Africa, you’ll find fusion food like no other. Sample traditionally cooked Pepperpot, a hearty spicy pork dish popular with the locals or try Bajan Candied Sweet Potatoes for an authentic taste of Barbados – delicious!

With cuisine this varied and delicious, an all inclusive hotel with a stunning menu can help you through the dizzying amount of dishes on offer. If you’re keen on luxury and Caribbean food, look no further.

There are many things to do in Barbados that will appeal to all the family. With cheap flights and great family-friendly hotels, Barbados should be your Caribbean island of choice. One of the most impressive locations to head for is Welchman Hall Gully Tropical Forest, a place that gives adults and children alike a chance to discover more about the flora and fauna of beautiful Barbados. Many resorts in Barbados have children’s crèches included with qualified child care and entertainment to give you a bit of a break.

Therapy Charters offer boat tours that include swimming with turtles which children will love, the company are set up to accommodate children so you can be sure everything will be taken care of. For a slightly pricier but unforgettable experience, take a trip in a real submarine with AtlantisAdventure and witness underwater spectacles. Or take a thrilling ride on the Jolly Roger where children can dress as pirates and experience a pirate adventure on a real boat.

If you’re keen on a comprehensive Bajan holiday that takes in the beaches, an all inclusive hotel on the coast might be just right for you. All inclusive resorts offer a range of kid’s activities, leaving you more time for all the luxury facilities. Spa, anyone?

A journey on the Atlantis Submarine is perhaps the most impressive of all attractions of breathtaking Barbados. Barbados is beautiful from all angles, and is particularly iconic from beneath the waves. Everywhere you go in Barbados, you will see highly exciting water-sports which are waiting to be enjoyed.  If you’re having trouble picking, get the concierge at your all inclusive hotel to help you out! Scuba-diving is perhaps the most enjoyable of all, if only because the local waters are crystal clear and perfect for diving. There are even some shipwrecks here which provide the perfect environment for undersea discovery.

There are surf schools in Barbados if you want to try your hand at learning, or if you are already a surfer this is an excellent place to catch some waves. Or you spend your holidays sailing with schools available to get you set up for a day on the ocean. If you want a tour of Barbados, Island Safari Barbados takes you by 4x4 on an informative and adventurous trip.

For a quick fix on all the action available around your hotel, ask your concierge at the desk of your all inclusive!

With so many things to do on Barbados holidays, relaxing on the superb beaches is an absolute must. There are wonderful seaside locations to tempt the visitor. They include Crane Beach in the south-west, Miami in the south and the spectacular Batts Rock Beach in the west. Sipping a rum punch at a beachside bar is a must-try experience in Barbados. Watch the world go by in style at Copacabana on the outskirts of Bridgetown or perhaps at Weisers on the Bay at Brandon’s Beach. It’s no surprise that Barbados attracts over half a million holidaymakers each year. There is mouth-watering cuisine and great shopping opportunities to be found in the capital city of Bridgetown, or alternatively you can choose to relax on the Caribbean beaches and in the family-friendly atmosphere of Christchurch.

Bag yourself all inclusive luxury beachside accommodation in 2017 for a short walk to the sea – the ideal option for those looking to spend their romantic holidays to Barbados topping up their tan, or you can take a short jaunt to a Caribbean cousin on a cruise, Jamaica, for its impressive landscapes and laid-back vibe.

You're just a short flight away from Caribbean rum and the best nights of your 2017. Pick from a range of hotels, next to places where the nights come alive, or where you can sip the rum in peace before heading out to town. The nightlife on Barbados has something to suit all ages, tastes and budgets. Evening cruises are perfect for those occasions when all you want is a relaxing meal and some spectacular scenery. As the sun goes down, there is no finer way to see the real beauty of during your idyllic 2017 holiday to Barbados. Evening entertainment at the all inclusive hotels will capture all the local Bajan flair in a luxury setting.  Live music provides the background to many great Barbados evenings, so be sure to settle in to a comfortable seat with a cold drink and get ready for some tunes. Bay Street in Bridgetown is home to several venues, many of which specialise in reggae and calypso. Good times are always on the menu here. You will also find a great selection of dinner shows to give your evening meals an entertaining twist. Venues include Lobster Alive and Harbour Lights, both of which are in the St. Michael area.

Couple holidays to Barbados will include many outdoor activities, as well as romantic candlelit dinners. Make use of the perfect weather and have a picnic on the beach, while listening to the soothing sounds of the ocean. The setting in Barbados is conducive to romance whatever you choose to do and for that reason many people go for honeymoons or even to get married.

More adventurous couples could go on

Couple holidays to Barbados will include many outdoor activities, as well as romantic candlelit dinners. Quick flights and Caribbean allure make Barbados a great option for any surprise holidays you might be planning. There are romantic hotels to choose from. An all inclusive hotel, beachfront, means easy living, spa treatments and a luxury room. The setting in Barbados is conducive to romance whatever you choose to do and for that reason many people go for honeymoons or even to get married.

More adventurous couples, looking for a buzz on their holidays, could go on a catamaran cruise, which includes cocktails and a buffet lunch. You'll have the option to snorkel with sea turtles and above ship wrecks, providing the two of you with an unforgettable experience to round off 2017.

Meander through the magnificent botanical gardens found on Barbados, which hosts a huge number of fauna from across the world and a wealth of information about the wonders within.

a catamaran cruise, which includes cocktails and a buffet lunch. You'll have the option to snorkel with sea turtles and above ship wrecks, providing the two of you with an unforgettable experience.

Meander through the magnificent botanical gardens found on Barbados, which hosts a huge number of fauna from across the world and a wealth of information about the wonders within.

Barbados's and Caribbean culture has been largely shaped by the islands turbulent history, and the numerous peoples who lived and settled here. The allure of a Caribbean island where pirates and well-dressed gentlemen once roamed is hard to miss when you spend your holidays here. Many customs and traditions are derived from West Africa, as most of the population is of African origin; however, since it was part of the British Empire for over 300 years, the British influence here is very strong and English is the national language.

Tuk bands are commonly encountered; a collection of local musicians playing a bass drum, kettle drum and a pennywhistle. Usually dressed in colourful clothes, and sometimes even traditional costumes, the band plays songs with an infectious rhythm which makes it impossible not to get up and dance!

The Barbados Landship is a huge part of local culture, and its origins trace back to the 19th century. A Landship is a theatrical group performing dances that reflect ships sailing through rough seas, and the activities which take place on board these ships.