Claudia’s guidebook
Beaches
Here are a few of the places I love to frequent.
Great places to eat, drink and places to relax and enjoy the beauty and nature of Barbados
Speightstown
Mullins Beach
Port St Charles
Heywoods Beach
Cove Bay
Sightseeing
Cherry Tree Hill Reserve
Barbados Wildlife Reserve
Farley Hill
Arlington House Museum
A great visit to see speightstowns. history
Animal Flower Cave
Mount Gay
Bathsheba
Hillaby
Gun Hill
Barbados Museum & Historical Society
Dalkeith RoadFood Scene
Here are a few of the places I love to frequent.
Great places to eat, drink and places to relax and enjoy the beauty and nature of Barbados
They usual have life entertainment three time a week. Wednesday, Friday and Sunday nights. I love there chicken wings and happy hour is usually starts at 5:30.
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Little Bristol Beach Bar
They usual have life entertainment three time a week. Wednesday, Friday and Sunday nights. I love there chicken wings and happy hour is usually starts at 5:30.
Fishermans Pub
4 Church St Gardens RdJuma's Restaurant is an exciting and unique new dining experience in Speightstown, Barbados.
Classic French, Bajan and Thai cuisine. Ocean front dining.
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Juma's
Queen's StreetJuma's Restaurant is an exciting and unique new dining experience in Speightstown, Barbados.
Classic French, Bajan and Thai cuisine. Ocean front dining.
The Orange Street Grocer
Queen's StreetHugo's Restaurant, located on Speightstown's beachfront is Barbados' newest culinary experience. Housing historic items from the Ivy restaurant in London and the late Lord Glenconner’s home in Mustique, the restaurant takes its name from Hugo, the grandson of Andy Stewart. Serving up fresh Caribbean cuisine with an with a international flair, Hugo's must not be missed on your visit to Barbados.
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Hugo's Restaurant
Sand StreetHugo's Restaurant, located on Speightstown's beachfront is Barbados' newest culinary experience. Housing historic items from the Ivy restaurant in London and the late Lord Glenconner’s home in Mustique, the restaurant takes its name from Hugo, the grandson of Andy Stewart. Serving up fresh Caribbean cuisine with an with a international flair, Hugo's must not be missed on your visit to Barbados.
Fish Pot
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