Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary
Tucked away along Barbados’ scenic South Coast, Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary is spans over 35 acres, this protected wetland, features the largest inland lake in Barbados. As Barbados’ largest remaining red and white mangrove forest, Graeme Hall plays a critical role in preserving biodiversity and providing
Mount Gay Rum Tour
The Mount Gay Visitor Experience welcomes you to discover the secrets behind Barbados’ finest and most celebrated spirit. With five experiences to choose from, the Signature Rum Tasting, Full Signature Rum Tasting, the interactive Cocktail Tasting, the Rum & Food Pairing Experience, and the Lunch Experience featuring their
St. Nicholas Abbey Heritage Railway
The St. Nicholas Abbey Heritage Railway, completed in late 2018, is the newest family attraction at St. Nicholas Abbey Great House Plantation and Distillery. Journey through the plantation’s grounds on our beautiful steam locomotive. Your narrated tour takes you past the historic St Nicholas Abbey Great House,
Nidhe Israel MuseumÂ
The museum traces Jewish history in Barbados dating back to the arrival of the earliest Jews in 1628 and highlights their contribution to Barbadian society. Exhibits at the Nidhe Israel Museum include a timeline of Jewish settlement in Barbados, artifacts and interactive displays. As you explore the museum you'll
Kensington Oval
With cricket being so dear to a West Indian heart, the administration of Kensington Oval has ensured that cricket will be accessible to all! With ramped access to all stands, Wheelchair users can sit among their friends on several levels with a fully accessible bathroom just a
Bath Beach Facility
When the Bath facilities were re-opened, Barbadians were thrilled to find what a beautiful restoration had been carried out at one of our country’s most popular beaches. Among those whose spirits soared on seeing its inclusive design are Barbadians with disabilities – especially those with mobility challenges. Spacious
Accessible Beaches
Barbados boasts over 60 beaches across 70 square miles and offers more than 3000 hours of annual sunshine. All beaches in Barbados are open to the public and access to them is considered a right of every Barbadian. Below are some of our favorite accessible beaches: Accra Beach,
Barbados Historical Museum
The Barbados Museum and Historical Society is housed in historic buildings which were originally used as the military prison at St. Ann’s Garrison. During the 18th century the Caribbean was the scene of numerous military conflicts, primarily between England and France who fought for supremacy. The building
George Washington House
Parts of our history which connects Barbados to the United States can be experienced at this refurbished plantation building which was home to “the first father of the US’ George Washington and his ailing brother for two months. Many physically challenged visitors can experience a back in
Hilton Barbados
This five star resort not only enjoys a prime location on Needhams Point surrounded by two excellent beaches and clear blue waters but also the fact that it offers these attributes along with excellent accessible features. Recognizing that inclusive Tourism was the new wave about to create
