This bay is best known for its calm, sheltered waters, perfect for swimming and scuba diving.

Set against the brilliant blue of the Caribbean sea and sky, our Visitor Centre invites guests from around the world to discover the story behind Barbados' finest spirit. Visitors will be guided through the history, heritage and craft of Mount Gay rums, while special tours treat you to a cocktail mixing session, a traditional Bajan lunch or our dinner experiences. Mount Gay Rum: This is more than a rum

Kensington Oval is Barbados’ oldest cricket ground having been established in 1882 when Pickwick Cricket Club leased 4 acres of pasture land from Kensington Plantation and started to develop it as a cricket ground with a clubhouse. In 1914 the Barbados Cricket Committee the forerunner of current Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) bought the Oval but continued to allow Pickwick to lease the ground until 2004. With significant investment from the BCA the ground was expanded and upgraded over the years and by 2004 had grown to just over 7 acres.

Alongside Barbados Museum, site of former British soldier barracks, now used for horse racing.

The Boatyard offers unbeatable beach facilities enhanced only by the natural white sandy beach and calm azure water. Upon entering The Boatyard, a beach package is offered which ensures you a day filled with fun and pleasure in paradise. Come and enjoy our many amenities which include:- lounge chair, shared umbrella (while stocks last), Ocean Trampoline, Iceberg Climb and Slide, dive platform, rope swing (ask for scheduled times), fresh water showers, restrooms, pool table, WiFi, beach-side restaurant, bar and lively music. Be sure to ask about our turtle and snorkel tour available on select days throughout the year. *Please note that ID may be required for entry*

Oldest Jewish synagogue in the Western hemisphere, dating back to 1654.

The Home of Barbadian Heritage and Culture! Come explore the island’s rich history, culture and heritage. Located in the UNESCO World Heritage Property at St Ann’s, Garrison and housed in a 19th-century military prison building, there are many artefacts and stories about the island waiting to be discovered. With a collection of over 500,000 artefacts dating from prehistoric times through the 21st century, every gallery narrates the stories and historical events of Barbados and Barbadians.