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A coral island in the Caribbean region created by volcanic activity, Barbados is an enchanting destination with majestic sandy beaches that are touched by crystal-clear turquoise waters of the Atlantic Ocean. It is a perfect place to escape your monotonous routines and enjoy a memorable holiday amidst serene natural surroundings.
Barbados not only has some charming stretches of sandy beaches but also offers rolling hills and vast expanses of greenery with an abundance of flora and fauna. The Barbadian people, also called the ‘Bajans’, would make sure that you have a wonderful time in this island country with their warm smile and friendliness.
Your cheap Barbados holidays would give you the chance to explore some of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean region. One of them is the Bathsheba Beach, which is visited by plenty of tourists holidaying on the island.
You’ll enjoy taking a stroll on this beach, savoring the fresh air and pleasant surroundings. The sandy stretch of this beach also has some rock formations scattered at several places. Located near this beach is the village of Bathsheba, which houses a small community of families that earn their livelihood through fishing. You can also find restaurants, rum shops, and guest houses in this village.
During your cheap holidays to Barbados, you can visit yet another fascinating beach called the Silver Sands Beach. It is a wonderful stretch of powdery white sands and the waves nearby make it an ideal place to indulge in a wide range of beachside activities. Those who visit this beach in winters would get the perfect conditions to enjoy kite-surfing and windsurfing.
You can also choose to relax on the benches under the shades of trees while having your snacks and drinks. While exploring this part of Barbados, you’ll also come across a gazebo. As it is Wi-Fi enabled, you can share the snaps you’ve taken with your friends and family with ease.
The Crane Beach is also worth visiting during your holidays to Barbados for its fantastic stretch of soft sands that are touched by crystal-clear waters. If you’re a guest of the resort located nearby, you can gain access to this beach with the help of a long set of stairs or through the lift. At the opposite end of the beach, you can find car parking facilities and public access. This beach was previously the spot where many boats landed and the cargoes in them were unloaded and lifted by a crane.
Located on the eastern coast of the island, Cattlewash Beach is one of the longest beaches in the country set against the backdrop of rugged cliffs and greenery. The name of this beach comes from the fact that the farmers used to bring their cattle to the sandy stretch and wash them clean with the help of crashing waves. Even as you’re driven to this beach, you’ll enjoy the beautiful natural surroundings along the way. If you’re visiting at the time of low tides, you can enjoy a bath in the rock pools.
