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Did Do you know you could tour the breathtakingly beautiful sea floors of Barbados’ underwater world without getting wet? Well it’s possible when you take a ride on the Atlantis …

One of the natural wonders of the Caribbean can be found deep below Barbados’ surface. Harrison’s Cave opened in 1981 but historians believe it was first discovered in the 18th …

The parish of St. Andrew is home to Hillside Ranch, a bright spot for community tourism.  What started out as a place where young people could get exposure to horses, …

Did you know you there is a steam train in Barbados? Well, there is and it can be found at St. Nicholas Abbey, one of the islands oldest plantations. This …

Barbados is known the world over for its rum. BT Travel’s Bajan Tourist, Sabrina Lee paid a visit to The Four Square Rum Distillery in St. Philip and fills us …

Looking for something fun and interactive for the kids to experience? The Barbados Museum just launched a children’s gallery that incorporates learning and playing through exploration and exciting the senses! …

We can’t walk on water but we can efoil on it! Bajan Tourist Natasha King and the BT Travel crew went to the South Coast to check out an exciting …

There’s nothing like a day at play in the Caribbean Sea. Bajan Tourist Natasha King had a chance to do just that on a recent day out with Luxury Marine …

A Barbados is often referred to as the birthplace of rum and is home to the world’s oldest running rum distillery, Mount Gay. For 300 years Mount Gay Rum has …