
Sandals Barbados
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Barbados is tailor made for newlyweds. It serves up a spectacular honeymoon for couples who crave the classic combo of romance and relaxation, but it also offers an unusually wide variety of activities to share. It often surpasses its island neighbors with its white sand beaches, coral reefs and dramatic sunsets. Yet what distinguishes it most is how its rich British colonial heritage and vibrant West Indian cultures have set the stage for a decidedly upscale destination full of history and authentic island flavor.
History buffs will enjoy visiting the well preserved plantation houses as well as the Parliament House in Bridgetown. Couples seeking more active pursuits on their Caribbean honeymoon can golf, hike, snorkel, sail, fish, ride horseback or scuba dive with sea turtles. No matter which you choose, be sure to save some energy for a long, lovely romantic dinner at one of the Zagat-rated restaurants where the cuisine is only matched by the chic décor and breathtaking views.
Divided into 11 “parishes” the island is easy and exciting to explore. A variety of comfortable accommodations offer beautiful settings that range from totally tranquil to surprisingly action packed.
Whether you’re swinging a club at one of the legendary golf courses or swinging your hips to the “Bajan” beat at a Friday night Fish Fry, you’ll find plenty to do together. Or, you can just soak up the sun in the shade of a palm tree on a white sand beach and stroll along the shore to see the stars in each other’s eyes.
You won’t run out of ways to make honeymoon memories that last a lifetime in Barbados!
Barbados is an excellent choice for active couples who want to do more on their Caribbean honeymoon than just lie on the beach. Go on a rum tour one day and meander through historic plantation houses the next. Search for sea turtles hatching on the sand or put on snorkel gear and find them in the sea. Play a round on the golf course where Tiger Woods got married. Dive, sail, windsurf, play tennis, visit a museum, see the sights and much more. It will be time to return home long before you run out of things to do!