Barbados like a local Go to the races. They’ve been racing horses at the Garrison Savannah track in Bridgetown since 1845, and it’s a terrific day out that draws an entertaining cross-section ...

While Rihanna may have put Barbados on the map for many travelers and honeymooners alike, the island is much more than just the pop star’s homeland. It also features centuries‑old colonial ...

Barbados has a tropical climate with warm temperatures and sunny skies throughout the year. The average temperature is around 81°F (27°C), with slight seasonal variation. The island experiences a wet ...

The best way to get around Barbados is by car or bus. Taxis are an option; fares are set by the government. For example, it'll cost between 26 and 179 Barbadian dollars (about $13 to $89) to get ...

Barbados is becoming increasingly popular with Americans, as major carriers add daily flights from cities like New York and Atlanta. Still, the low-slung coral island doesn’t feel overcrowded.

Many people may think of Barbados as a place for parties, but I wanted to see how Bajans are protecting their island, and what ecotourism might look like here.

Tropical relaxation is a given, but Barbados is more than fly-and-flop holidays – hiking, snorkelling, history and fantastic food (plus rum) are all to be found on this beautiful island ...