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Cottage | 2 bedrooms | Sleeps 6
Gibbs Palms a place to relax and read all those books you have been saying you will read, at the cottage or down at Gibbs Beach, St Peter, Barbados in the beautiful Caribbean Sea. A privately owned house used by family and close friends with available times open. Gibbs Beach is one of the worlds best beaches. Enjoy verifying this for yourself.
£58–£75 / night
£408–£522 / week
7 nights min stay
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Cottage | 3 bedrooms | Sleeps 6
Dovecote cottage is a newly refurbished former coach-house set amongst the beautiful tropical gardens of Pollards Mill Plantation, which dates from 1712. The peaceful grounds are perfect for families with children or couples. Idyllic hidden getaway large pool with diving board. Dinner with owner in plantation house during stay.
£61–£109 / night
£425–£765 / week
Short stays welcome
3 Bedroom Chattel House situated in a quiet, unspoilt area of St James on the West Coast of Barbados; close to beautiful St. Albans beach. Located half way between Speightstown and Holetown.
£38–£73 / night
£266–£509 / week
3 nights min stay
2 bedrooms | Sleeps 6
from £58 / night | £408 / week
3 bedrooms | Sleeps 6
from £61 / night | £425 / week
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from £38 / night | £266 / week
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Sometimes known as Little England, Barbados is the ultimate in tropical get-aways. Lying just to the east of the Caribbean and surrounded by coral reefs this is a truly idyllic island. Relax and soak up the sun on the fine pinky-white sands or take a dip in the calm blue waters of the Caribbean Sea. Surfers should head to the South coast where the sea is full of gentle waves and you will also find some of the world's best windersurfing conditions. In total contrast is the rugged and wild seascape of the North and East coasts with huge waves crashing down upon the Atlantic shore.Barbados naturally lends itself to watersports- try scuba diving and snorkelling in the crystal waters- but don't miss out on everything else the island has to offer. Take a trip to the capital Bridgetown and visit the historic Parliament buildings. Or a visit to an old plantation house will provide an important insight into the island's past. Natural wonders abound with the vast caves and underground lakes and the great Baobab tree. Golfers will be spoilt for choice with a selection of world-class courses, not to mention fantastic weather. And of course watch the Barbadians at what they do best, cricket! Head to the Kensington Oval and discover why this is the island's national sport, even friendly matches on the beach are a treat to watch!So pack your bags and find out for yourself why so many visitors return to the island year after year!
