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Understanding local dialects can help english-speaking travelers feel right at home when communicating with those locals who speak in dialect. The National or official language of Barbados is English. Although English is the official language in Barbados, you will often hear “Bajan” Continue Reading...
Map of Barbados Click on the plus [+] sign to enlarge map View Larger Map Continue Reading...
January New Year’s Day, Jan 1 Barbados’ Jazz Festival Barbados Horticultural society’s open garden program begins Error Barrow day – National Holiday Barbados Red Stripe Cricket Competition Regional Cricket Series begins February Barbados Horticultural Society’s Continue Reading...
LOCAL TOURIST INFORMATION: Barbados Tourism Authority; PO Box 242 Harbour Road; Bridgetown; Barbados Tel: 427 2623/4 Fax: 426 4080. Foreign Embassies in the United States: In addition to the embassies listed below, some Caribbean countries have consulates or tourist offices in large cities in Continue Reading...
SAILING There are several Barbados yachts and catamarans available for charters. You can join a scheduled cruise or customise your own personal sailing tour. TIAMI CRUISES, 246-436-6424 HEAT WAVE SAILING CRUISES, 246-423-7871 REGENT ONE, 246-421-6767 EXCELLENCE, 246-436-6424 FREE SPIRIT, Continue Reading...
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