Bridgetown in Barbados, Caribbean

Bridgetown All Inclusive Holiday Information

All inclusive Bridgetown holidays are to the capital and commercial hub of Barbados which is on the islands south-west corner. Initially established by British colonists in 1628, Bridgetown is a preferred destination to have all inclusive holidays in Barbados with various shops, places to eat, bars and things to see and do.

All inclusive Bridgetown holidays always begins with a discovery of the resort. Relatively sleek and stylish, Bridgetown is best discovered by walking and Broad Street, the resorts main road, is an excellent starting point. Around Broad Street you will discover many duty-free shops and stores offering regionally created products which create fantastic presents and mementos. At the end of Broad Street there is a nice looking Barbados Parliament building, National Hero’s’ Square as well as the War Memorial and Feature Gardens.

The Harbour Area

Close by you’ll see the Chamberlain Bridge along Wharf Street. There you can check out the various yachts and vessels within the harbour and even perhaps hire a boat or be a part of one of several sea turtle excursions. Proceed down the boardwalk and you’ll go by the fishing harbour ahead of ultimately reaching Pelican Village, a well-known shopping spot having the largest choice of Barbados handcrafts and fine art to purchase with a great choice of places to eat, drink or relax.

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Beaches when on Bridgetown holidays

Though there are no beaches inside the resort of Bridgetown, the resorts region between the beaches around the south and west shorelines of Barbados make Bridgetown the perfect destination to beach-based holidays in Barbados. The southern coastline is a combination of the Caribbean and the Atlantic that’s ideal for going swimming, snorkelling and aquatic sports.

The beaches here are more lively compared to west coast as well as the popular nightlife region of St Lawrence Gap is right across the street from Dover Beach. Down the less noisy, upmarket west coast, the ocean is serene and the beaches resemble something from a postcard which makes them a beautiful playground for the famous and rich.