Whether you’re going on holiday to Bridgetown for an action packed adventure holiday or to relax in the tranquillity in the Barbadian beaches, lowcostholidays.com’s insider tips will help you be in the know.
Barbados’ climate is warm throughout the year making it ideal for outdoor activities. The best time to visit is from December to May. The hurricane season is during the months of September to October.
From beach, wine and sports bars, to jazz, reggae and nightclubs, even live theatre and opera can be found in Bridgetown. For a night full of romance and excitement, The Starlight Dinner Cruise will bring you mouth-watering food, cultural shows and live music, all while watching the sun sink into an incredible purple sea. Alternatively, dance the night away at Taboo where the hottest local and international acts will keep you moving well into the night.
Find Baxter’s road a bit off the beaten path which offers visitors a true Barbadian experience with a great mix of music, food and lively atmosphere. However, the party doesn’t get going till after 11pm and will be sure to carry on until the early morning.
Barbados is the tax-free haven of the Eastern Caribbean and one of the most coveted shopping and duty free destinations in the entire region. Retailers in Barbados deal only in the highest quality products including leading designer fashions, fine jewellery, crystal, fragrances and electronics. Head down to the Pelican Craft Centre which offers a variety of goods which will satisfy anyone’s taste.
Bridgetown offers an impressive selection of restaurants; whether you prefer an intimate setting or a more causal affair, Bridgetown has something to indulge your appetite. Whether an extravaganza dinner show and nightclub while dining on a BBQ dinner sounds like your thing, or the beautiful torch and cabana filled garden at Whispers on the Bay offering a luxurious cuisine gets your taste buds salivating, there will be a place to suit you.
Barbadian’s are known for being welcoming, friendly people so ask them what their secret tips on the best things to do in Bridgetown are
Tap water is unsafe to drink without being boiled so bottled water is preferred.
The emergency service is 911.
Barbados is hot and sunny all year round so sunscreen is a must. There are chances of rain, particularly through the hurricane season so make sure you pack a lightweight anorak
From public buses to taxi cabs to car rentals, there’s a transportation option in Bridgetown suited to every preference and budget.
Most people will speak good English, although it is always a good idea to learn a few basic words in the local dialect.
Many restaurants will automatically add a percentage of gratitude to the bill which is usually 10-15% and for bartenders the customary tip is $1 per round of drinks. Likewise most hotels will add a service charge and maids should be tipped $2 per room per day and bellhops $1 per bag. When taking a taxi, fares should be settled before and taxi drivers customarily receive a 10% tip and $1 per bag is appreciated.
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