Things to Know Before You Go

Before you head off to Barbados, whether on business or on holiday, here are some helpful facts and things you should know so when you arrive on the island you know what to expect. AIRPORT Barbados has one airport – the Grantley Adams International Airport (BGI). The airport is in the south of the island… Read more »

2024 Barbados Food and Rum Festival

The Barbados Food and Rum Festival is a celebration of the rich gastronomic heritage of the island. This star-studded, taste-budded four-day event showcases the talents of Barbados’ most renowned rum producers, chefs and culinary personalities. Barbados is known as the Birthplace of Rum and the Culinary Capital of the Caribbean, so the Festival is where… Read more »

Personal Prescription Medical Cannabis or Gummies

We are increasingly being asked by our arriving clients “can I bring my personal prescription medical cannabis or THC gummies with me to Barbados”. The answer is NO. According to Mr Percival Campbell, Drug Inspector at the Barbados Drug Service in the Ministry of Health and Wellness, “the use of edibles or smoking of medical… Read more »

Barbados Remove Testing for Vaccinated Travellers!

  Effective May 25th 2022, fully-vaccinated travellers to Barbados will no longer have to take a COVID-19 test to enter the island. The changes also states that masks will now only be mandatory indoors and on public transportation. Outdoors, masks are optional. Meanwhile, unvaccinated travellers will still be required to present a negative COVID-19 test… Read more »

Stay at Sapphire Beach

    Stay at the Condominiums at Sapphire Beach! The Condominiums at Sapphire Beach is a popular choice for families and friends wishing to enjoy the beach, some nightlife as well as rest and relaxation. Situated on the fabulous Dover Beach on the South Coast, each luxury apartment faces the sea and offers wonderful sea… Read more »

Barbados Travel Protocols – May 8th

  Barbados managed to keep the island safe from community spread of the COVID-19 virus for much of 2020 through its strict travel protocols. But then the island experienced its first measurable COVID-19 spread at the start of the Christmas holidays. As a result, restrictions on both local and international movement in and out of… Read more »