Barbados Weddings

Barbados is an island of contrasting landscapes. With its eastern side exposed to the Atlantic, dramatic views and scenery abound. To the west, however, on the mellow Caribbean side, are miles and miles of white, coral-sand beaches, and it is here that many of the island’s hotels are found. Barbados derives a great deal of its culture from its colonial history, and is sometimes dubbed ’Little England’. Today, the island has a laid-back charm, and dances to the many different rhythms of reggae, calypso, soca and pan music. Barbados is more commercially developed than many other islands, with greater possibilities for nightlife in the local restaurants and bars. This is especially so in the south, where local seafood restaurants must be sampled. While on the island, visit the historic plantation houses, or try an exhilarating water sport, such as windsurfing or reef diving.