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Quite possibly the most enjoyable way to master the art of fine living in Barbados is to take part in any of the unforgettable and exciting activities afforded by the island. Though diminutive in its 166 square miles, Barbados excels in providing visitors an overabundance of rewarding pursuits. From snorkeling and surfing to horseracing and cricket to high-end shopping and cultural events, there’s no end to all that you’ll discover when you come long live life in Barbados.

Quite possibly the most enjoyable way to master the art of fine living in Barbados is to take part in any of the unforgettable and exciting activities afforded by the island. Though diminutive in its 166 square miles, Barbados excels in providing visitors an overabundance of rewarding pursuits. From snorkeling and surfing to horseracing and cricket to high-end shopping and cultural events, there’s no end to all that you’ll discover when you come long live life in Barbados.

Though formed over thousands of years, Harrison's Cave in St. Thomas parish wasn't fully explored and mapped until 1974. Soon after, the Barbadian government began developing the cave as an attraction that opened to the public in 1981. Today, the massive stream cave spans 2.3 kilometers long and its largest cavern, the Great Hall, measures 50 feet tall. This active cave continues to carry water, and features a 40-foot waterfall as well as many numerous lakes, caverns and calcite formations.