Barbados Honeymoon

Located in the St. James district of Barbados' west coast, The Garden is an attractive residential area. This is where you’ll find the most luxurious holiday homes. It's also home to some of the best beaches on the island and a short distance to Holetown and Speightstown, which offer great restaurants and a refined nightlife. The local Folkstown Marine Park is a popular diving spot.

Also part of St. James, Gibbes Beach is one of the most secluded and peaceful beaches on the island. Honeymooners can enjoy a coffee in the garden of their tranquil holiday house before swimming in the crystal clear, calm waters of Gibbes Beach. Snorkelling is a favourite activity here, and you’ll find plenty of romantic restaurants nearby.

This north-west coast town is chic, traditional, and history-rich. A holiday home in or around Speightstown will allow you to shop for fresh fish and fruit at the local market in the morning, and take evening walks along the town’s historic buildings. At night book a table at one of the town’s fish fry restaurants, considered to be the best on the island. Beautiful white-sand beaches, such as Mullins Beach, are located in the immediate proximity.

This off-the-beaten-path destination is located in the north-west coast district of St. Lucy. Archer's Bay is never crowded, making it perfect for a romantic honeymoon. The area is made up of small bays and secluded beaches featuring coral formations and limestone cliffs. Visit nearby Animal Flower Cave to spot corals and sea anemones. In the evening, enjoy a peaceful walk along the cliff tops.

This south-east coast district is the perfect Barbados honeymoon destination for couples looking to get away from it all. The beaches are not as beautiful as those along the west coast, nonetheless, the coastal area of Coles Pasture features picturesque villages, a friendly local population, and wonderful hiking trails. Plus, being less touristic, the area feels genuine and authentic.