Barbados tourist attractions. Places to visit on the island.

Visit these Barbados Tourist Attractions.

Have a Great Day Out!

As well as all the wonderful free things to do which you can read about in secretbarbados.com, there are some top notch Barbados tourist attractions which can really enhance your holiday. It’s a chance to explore the island, its history and give you things to do with structure and focus. All are accessible by car or bus and well worth a visit. The variety of Barbados tourist attractions is one reason why the island is the best destination in the Caribbean.

Welchman Hall Gully

Relax in an enchanted tropical forest. Wild monkeys fed daily, huge trees and a fantastic lookout. Best fishcakes on Barbados at the Chunky Monkey Cafe.

Atlantis Submarine

Dive down to 150ft and stay dry! See ship wrecks, coral and beautiful Caribbean fish from the safety and air-conditioned comfort of the Atlantis Submarine.

Hunte's Garden

Magical Hunte’s Gardens, one of the most popular Barbados tourist attractions. Chat to owner Anthony Hunte after you’ve explored this horticultural wonderland.

The Concorde Experience

The final home of British Airways Concorde Alpha Echo. Learn all about her. Climb aboard this historic aircraft which once made regular trips to Barbados.

St Nicholas Abbey

An architectural gem, dripping with history. It’s one of only three Jacobean style mansions in the western hemisphere and has gardens, a gully and distillery.

Andromeda Gardens

This unique botanical gardens is home to tropical and sub-tropical plants either collected by its founder Iris Bannochie, or given to her as gifts. It’s on the east coast of the island, near Bathsheba, and serves food and drink.

Mount Gay Visitors' Centre

The oldest rum brand in the world. You’ll see the distillation, blending and ageing techniques which make Mount Gay the choice of many, including, rather bizarrely, James Bond in Casino Royale.

Graeme Hall Sanctuary

The Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary is a calm oasis on the bustling south coast. Although much of it is closed, it is still a relaxing place for a coffee and some bird watching.