Sort by See you later Complexity, thanks for the ride Hello beach And hello Barbados Yacht Club Enjoyed some nice meals here Yacht club boats in the bay Tractor they use to pull boats out of the water Someone coming out onto a trailer Major snorkeling spot right off our beach in Carlisle Bay We don't have to pay a tour boat, we just walk in off the beach Christmas Eve in a cabana on the beach Lots of local boats on buoys in Carlisle Bay And LOTS of cruise ships in the harbor during Christmas week Christmas morning we went for a swim and snorkle Then to the Hilton for lunch And finally to our AirBnB across the island on the windward side Boxing Day drive to Bathsheba Beach Boxing Day drive to Bathsheba Beach Boxing Day drive to Bathsheba Beach Boxing Day drive to Bathsheba Beach Geology is 85% limestone and 15% coral Looks a lot like Palau and NiueBoxing Day drive to Bathsheba BeachBoxing Day drive to Bathsheba BeachBoxing Day drive to Bathsheba BeachAnd yes the Sargassum found the beach. But was not slimy and stinky, was dried up and crunchy.Boxing Day drive to Bathsheba BeachBoxing Day drive to Bathsheba BeachBoxing Day drive to Bathsheba BeachBoxing Day drive to Bathsheba BeachBoxing Day drive to Bathsheba Beach14,000 Green Monkeys on the island, which the farm dogs keep out of the yardNice sunrise over the AtlanticWent on a tour to this old plantationBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensBarbados Botanical GardensFriday night Fish Fry at OistinsHome of the islands fish processingTents for crafts set upLocal fishing boats on buoysSelfie on the pier at sunsetFish market closing upMahi? Not sure.The vendors grilling DELICIOUIS mahi for dinnerEveryone in town comes on Friday nightThe music is loud and the crows is having funNext morning at AirBnB watching this gecko on the rail every morningLunch at another resort on the north end of the islandAnother beautiful sunriseGoing to be a beautiful dayOur gecko is there again hunting for breakfastIt is super fast, but missed this flyBack to Bridgetown and yacht club lunch with Jim & Barbara then more snorkeling and a beach dayThe roads are absolutely atrociousBack to Bathsheba beach for lunch, but winds blowing strong from the north nowNice lunch spot at Round HouseFood was deliciousAnd the waves were huge this dayHuge rollers from the northWas a long wait but a delicious mealWatched the rollers and surfersDefinitely different than Boxing DaySunset in the pasture next to our AirBnB, horses from the stables next door and fireflies after darkNew Years Eve sunriseNew Years Eve sunriseNew Years Eve sunriseVery typical road repairs, only to one sideOn a tram for a tour of Harrison's CaveHard hats requiredDown into the cavesCaves are formed by water erosion through the limestone. Calcium rich water forms stalactites and stalagmitesStalagmitesThere are big cavernsPools of water everywhereRiver of waterWaterfallsMore poolsReally interesting and prettyTunnelsOriginally noted in historical records in the 1700s, rediscovered in 1970. Open to the public in 1981Big cavesParts look a little like ice or ice creamThe water is clear but has deep silt underneathBig waterfall into caveThe island aquafer supplies delicious and fresh drinking water to the entire islandStalactiteAnother route to somewherePretty stalagmitesHuge wild banana plantJust a fancy pigeonBut look at those feetLooks like bamboo on the stalks but google lens calls it a gingerOne last pretty flower Passage Cape Verde to Barbados Videos