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3.5 Stars - 16 Opinions
Bay Street, St. Michael, Bridgetown, Barbados, Caribbean
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Old windmill tower
Government bus
Queen's Park flower beds
Broad Street
we are leaving the cruiseship at 8am and need to know if there is somewhere we can leave our luggage as our flight isn't until 5.50pm.
many thanks
kim
I've been through the cruise ship terminal and don't remember seeing any lockers but there are a lot of souvenir shops and there are police stationed there. It would probably be best to contact the cruise line to find out what's available. If there's nothing formal you might be able to arrange something with one of the shops, especially if you buy a few items in that store ;).
Unfortunately, the Barbados Airport doesn't have a luggage storage, or locker facilities. I would suggest you check with the cruise line you are taking and talk to them about a post cruise transfer to the airport. With this they might take you on an island tour and your luggage would go directly to the airport.
Good Luck.
When we parked (parking is expensive and we never found the parking garage back of Cave Shepherd) on the street, a man in uniform came up and told us we had to pay. I'm not sure but I think he was some type of traffic warden.
Either that or a pan-handler in uniform.
Lemon Arbor, a little rumshop, behind a house, in St. Johns, with a spectacular view from an open deck of a sugar plantation.
Serves cheap alcohol, all the locals are friendly and welcoming, and may even buy you a drink even if they are meeting you for the first time.
The pork. To die for. BBQ, Fried, Pickled (souse). Mouthwatering.
People from all walks of Barbadian life come here. One place where the classism and racism disappears.
Perfect spot for a relaxing Saturday evening if not going to the beach.
With a vibrant rhythm and rich culture, Bridgetown, located in the parish of St. Michael is, in fact, one of the oldest cities in the English speaking Caribbean and has amassed an impressive collection of historical buildings and landmarks.
Also known as the heartbeat of Barbados, it is famous for its wide array of world-renowned jewellery stores, boutiques, gift shops and souvenir shops and home to several banks, malls and restaurants.
The points of interest include Mutual Life Assurance Building, Heroes Square, the Nelson Statue, the Montefiore Fountain, the Parliament Buildings and the Wickham Lewis Boardwalk, where couples love to take photos with the Careenage as a backdrop.
In preparation for the Cricket World Cup 2007, which is being hosted by Barbados and several other islands of the British West Indies, the Government of Barbados is currently carrying out a major redevelopment project for the city.
Bridgetown is the capital of Barbados. It is quite small and not a very modern capital city, which is by no means a bad thing! This is where the majority of shops are in Barbados, and the the least tourist orientated place on the island. Please check out my Barbados pages for travel tips on the island.
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