Bathsheba, Barbados

... trade winds keep them coming and the view of the waves crashing on the coast is absolutely brilliant. As soon as we arrived at Bathsheba, where the bus was unable to continue through the road because of all the people and cars, I knew that it was going to ...

... ocean, and as such, the water is much rougher and the terrain is much more rugged.  Because of the water conditions, Bathsheba sports some of the best surfing in the Caribbean.  We weren't in the water today, though, we were just watching.   ...

After a long year of school, the children got out at 12noon, we went home and changed and headed straight for the Grantley Adams International Airport on the south coast.    We checked in for our fight on British Airways and boarded the ...

... seaside restaurant serving up gourmet traditional Bajan fare.  We ordered an appetizer of fishcakes and, because I couldn't leave Barbados without sampling the rum, a pina colada.  (Yeah, I'll probably take flack for calling such a concoction " ...