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Walking along the beach is one of the best things about island living. The white sand and the range of azure and dark blue colours of the ocean cannot be beat. You expect to find many things on the beach…
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Island living is not all sunsets and cocktails. You need a few survival tips to stop you fashioning a friend out of an old football and calling it “Wilson”. These tips are not the ship wrecked survival guide but are…
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Behind the beautiful sunsets, beaches and glasses of rum punch lurk a few island dangers that you should be aware of in Barbados. Although there is nothing quite on the level in nature danger as Australia there are a few…
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If you are looking to drive around the island of Barbados, make sure that you have a decent map app on your mobile phone or go old school with a paper map. The signs to local attractions are pretty random…
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As you drive around Barbados you need to keep your purse with you as there is always a shopping opportunity! There are many items that you can purchase on the side of the road, whether it be a small road…
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Of all the trees in my garden my very favourite is my coconut tree. There are many different varieties of coconut trees but I have two types. One yields large green coconuts that give us coconut water and the sweet…
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When we first moved to Barbados and went out for a bite to eat we noticed fish cakes on most menus. I don’t eat fish, but the husband does so he ordered some. We were amazed at the basket of…
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Not that this has any impact upon my wardrobe, but one of the few banned items in Barbados is camouflage. This is not restricted just to Barbados but also other islands in the Caribbean. I believe that Jamaica, St Lucia…
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For an island the size of the third of London, Barbados has different coastlines on each side of the island which fascinates me. The variety in a small place is part of its charm. If you are a tourist visiting…
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I’ve been told by a few locals that rain is just “liquid sunshine” here. That’s some great marketing! If you thought the British were obsessed about talking about the weather, then throw a Brit into Barbados during rainy season. The…
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