From the lively streets of Bridgetown to lush tropical gardens, Barbados offers something for everyone. Whether you have one day to explore on your cruise stop or are sticking around on the island for a little longer, you will find epic recommendations in this list to make the most of your visit. Discover the 27 best things to do in Barbados, including top attractions, hidden gems, and unforgettable local experiences that will make your trip truly memorable and unique.

Saint James, also known as the “Platinum Coast,” is located on the Western coast of Barbados. This region is known for its beaches lined with mansions, all-inclusive resorts, and luxury shopping, mixed with local gems and attractions. Here are some of the top attractions, best places to eat, and where to stay in Saint James, Barbados.

From fresh-caught seafood and traditional Bajan dishes to upscale dining with ocean views and international cuisine with a Caribbean twist, the island offers a delicious mix of flavors. No matter where you are on the island - the touristy city of Bridgetown or the small fishing villages of the coast, you'll find restaurants that showcase the island’s rich culture and vibrant cuisine.

Saint Peter, Barbados, is located on the Northwestern coast of Barbados. This region is known for its soft-sand beaches, clear blue waters, and quaint coastal towns perfect for staying if you are looking for a laid-back, local experience. It’s a tourist hotspot for good reason. This article details some of the top attractions, best places to eat, and where to stay in Saint Peter, Barbados.

Saint Lucy, Barbados, is the northernmost parish in Barbados. This region is predominantly rural and used for farming and agriculture. It’s known for its natural, rugged beauty and coastline, still mostly untouched by tourism and expansion. This article details some of the top attractions, best places to eat, and where to stay for a night or 2 in Saint Lucy, Barbados.

Driving the Trail Ridge Road Scenic Byway in Rocky Mountain National Park is one of the most breathtaking experiences in Colorado. Known as the highest continuous paved road and home to the highest National Park visitor’s center in the United States, Trail Ridge Road offers stunning mountain views, diverse wildlife, and access to the park's alpine terrain. This 48-mile scenic drive takes you over 12,000 ft of elevation, through the heart of RMNP making it a must-see for nature lovers and road trippers.