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Barbados

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Barbados

Barbados is a small Caribbean island with a big personality, famous for its beautiful white-sand beaches, warm turquoise waters and genuinely welcoming people. From the luxurious resorts and fine restaurants of the west coast to the lively bars, restaurants and nightlife of St Lawrence Gap, there's something to suit every style of holiday.

The island is also perfect for water sports, with surfing, snorkelling, diving, kite-surfing and boogie boarding all on offer. If relaxation is more your style, simply find a beach, settle back and enjoy the Caribbean sunshine with a refreshing rum punch.

Beyond the beaches, discover the island's rich history and culture. Explore historic Bridgetown, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, visit the impressive St Nicholas Abbey or venture underground at Harrison's Cave. With a great choice of hotels, beautiful scenery and plenty to see and do, Barbados is an excellent choice for a Caribbean holiday.

Sunway offers a choice of Barbados hotels and resorts from 3-star options upwards, with accommodation to suit couples, families and a range of budgets.

 

FAQs


How long is the flight from Ireland to Barbados?
A direct flight from Dublin to Barbados takes a little over 9 hours. Flights with a connection generally take around 13–15 hours, depending on the route and stopover.

When is the best time to visit Barbados?
Barbados enjoys warm temperatures throughout the year, making it a great choice for a Caribbean holiday at any time. The drier winter months are particularly popular with visitors looking for sunshine and beach weather.

What is Barbados famous for?
Barbados is famous for its beautiful beaches, turquoise Caribbean waters, warm climate, rum, excellent food and relaxed island atmosphere.

Which part of Barbados is best for a holiday?
The west coast is ideal for calm beaches, luxury resorts and relaxing holidays, while the south coast is livelier, with more bars, restaurants, nightlife and water sports.

Is Barbados good for families?
Yes. Barbados has calm beaches, family-friendly hotels, water sports and plenty of attractions and activities suitable for children and adults.

What are the best things to do in Barbados?
Popular things to do include relaxing on the beaches, snorkelling, diving, visiting Bridgetown, exploring Harrison's Cave, visiting St Nicholas Abbey and experiencing the Oistins Fish Fry.

Is Barbados good for couples and honeymoons?
Yes. Barbados has a wide choice of romantic beachfront hotels, luxury resorts, restaurants and beautiful beaches, making it a popular choice for couples and honeymoons.

How long should you spend in Barbados?
A week is enough to enjoy the beaches and resort life, while 10–14 nights gives you more time to explore Bridgetown, the island's attractions and different coastal areas.

Barbados Special Offers

Prices are 'from' prices per person, based on 2 sharing and include: Return Flights & Taxes from Ireland, Accommodation & Board as specified above

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