Who can believe that almost a quarter of the year has gone by already? Not to worry, there is still plenty of time left in the year to enjoy all things Barbados! We have put together a list of fun events in Barbados that are happening over the month of April. Make sure to try out as many as you can!

The Barbados Auto League – Clash of the Champions Race Meet

Competitors from all over the Caribbean come together at Bushy Park racetrack to vie for the top spot on the podium. This event is electric, with many cars on the track at the same time. Spectators are guaranteed to see a lot of action. Bring your cooler and park on the grounds or watch from the clubhouse.

Date: April 1st (Easter Monday bank holiday)
Time: 10:00 AM
Admission: $30.00 BBD ( Clubhouse) | $20.00 BBD (Grounds)
Venue: Bushy Park, St. Philip
Contact: Visit their website here…

Apes Hill India Polo Tour

Polo has been played in Barbados since 1884 according to historical records, and today it is one of the most popular sports on the island. Matches draw large crowds of families who come out to enjoy an afternoon of entertainment and fun.

Date: April 2nd | April 4th | April 7th
Time: Games start at 3:30 PM
Admission: $20.00 BBD per adult | $5.00 BBD per child
Venue: Matches will be held at Holders on the 2nd, and Apes Hill on both the 4th and 7th
Contact: 432-1820 or email clubmanager@barbadosploclub.com

West Indies Regional 4 Day Tournament

This match is Round VI: CCC vs Guyana. These Regional matches are major events when held in Barbados and are generally well attended.

Date: April 4th
Time: 2:00 PM
Admission: Check their website for additional info
Venue: Three W’s Oval, UWI, Cave Hill, St. Michael
Contact: 481-2450 or email wicb@windiescricket.com

Barbados Horticultural Society Open Garden Program

This is the final showing of private gardens in Barbados for 2013, and will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Beckles. Check the Horticultural Society website for directions.

Date: April 6th
Time: 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Admission: $50.00 BBD per person and includes tea and a fashion show
Venue: Petrea Gardens, St. James
Contact: 428-5889 or email hortsociety@caribsurf.com

Frutee Dinghy Regatta Race 2

The Dinghy Regatta Race consists of a total of ten races, and is sailed over two Sundays using a windward leeward or trapezoid course. It’s great fun to watch onshore, while enjoying a couple of cold drinks!

Date: April 7th
Time: 10:00 AM
Admission: FREE
Venue: The Barbados Yacht Club, Bay Street
Contact: 427-1125 or email byc@sunbeach.net

Transport Board Sunday Scenic Bus Tour

This is an inexpensive and relatively comfortable way to see portions of Barbados in a very informal atmosphere. Pack a picnic basket and meet at Independence Square at 2:00 PM. Bus tours travel a different route each Sunday, making 2 or 3 stops along the way. Various routes are available and occasionally the tours do not run.

Dates: Call 1-246-310-3568 to confirm
Time: 2:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Admission: $20.00 BBD for adults | $12.00  BBD for children
Venue: Independence Square, Bridgetown
Contact: 310-3568

Lion Castle Brazil Polo Tour

These polo matches are attended by families who come out to enjoy an afternoon of entertainment and fun. Match days may change due to inclement weather, so call the Barbados Polo Club hotline on 826-POLO (7956) to confirm match dates and times.

Date: April 14th | 16th | 18th | 21st
Time: 3:30 PM
Admission: $20.00 BBD per adult | $5.00 BBD per child
Venue: Matches take place at various fields.
Contact: 826-7956

The Mountaintop by Katori Hall

A play about the Martin Luther King’s last night on earth, and is set entirely in room 306 of the Lorraine Motel on the eve of his assassination on April 4th, 1968. This play first premièred in London in 2009 and has won the Olivier Best Play award.

Date: April 11th |13th | 18th | 19th | Gala night is on the 20th
Time: 7:30 PM
Admission: Tickets start at $40.00 BBD
Venue: Frank Collymore Hall, Bridgetown
Contact: iTicketsBarbados.com

The BRC Mud Dogs April Safari Round 2

There are six rounds to this championship, with competitors following a preset route around the island, and trying to complete challenges that test the driver and their vehicles ability. Not to be missed! This event is lots of fun for the whole family. Get more info on the route from their website, pack a cooler and find a good spot!

Date: April 13th
Time: 2:00 PM
Admission: FREE
Venue: Check out their website
Contact: rallyoffice@rallybarbados.bb

Hike Barbados

Hike Barbados is a Barbados Nation Trust organised free hiking group. On these hikes you will encounter cane fields, gullies, tropical forests and coastal communities. These hikes last about three hours, so taking lots of water is very important. In addition, there are 5 different difficulty levels, so make sure to contact them to find out what level the various walks are.

Date:
Apr 7th — Lester Vaughn School (Park on Open Pasture)
Apr 14th — Barclay’s Park
Apr 21st — Brighton Farms – Moon
Apr 25th — Gun Hill Signal Station (Special) – Moon
Apr 28th — Archers Bay
Apr 29th — Hill Sprint- Rock Hall Hard Court
Time: Morning hikes start at 6:00 AM | Evenings start at 3:30 PM | Full Moon hikes start at 5:30 PM
Admission: FREE – hikers should read the disclaimer on the website
Venue: See above
Contact: 230-4818 or email reservations@hikebarbados.com

Barbados Turf Club Race days

Horse Racing in Barbados has taken place at the Garrison Savannah for over 150 years. There are three seasons of racing per year. These seasons run from January to April, May to August and from October to December, normally every other Saturday. There are usually nine races per day.

Date: April 20th
Time: 12:30 PM to 5:45 PM
Admission: Stands from $10.00 BBD to $100.00 BBD for members’ lounge| Grounds are FREE
Venue: Garrison Savannah, St. Michael
Contact: 426-3980 or email barbadosturfclub.org

Gun Hill by Moonlight

This event is held by the Barbados National Trust on the Friday closest to the Full Moon. It’s a chance for people to get together and enjoy the sunsets and brilliant moonlight while socializing and consuming a few cocktails. You don’t need to bring a cooler, as refreshments are included.

Date: April 6th | April 20th | April 29th
Time: 5:30 PM until 8:00 PM
Admission: Members $20.00 BBD | Non-members $30.00 BBD | BARP $25.00 BBD
Venue: Gun Hill, St. George
Contact: 426-2421

NATIONAL HEROES DAY – BANK HOLIDAY

In 1998 the Parliament of Barbados formally recognized ten figures in Barbados history and designated them as National Heroes. Most shops are closed for the day because it is a bank holiday so it’s a good idea to stock up the day before. Pack a picnic basket and spend the day with the locals on the beach!

More Barbados activities to fill your fun filled beach holiday:

Oistins Fish Fry: Every Friday is the customary Oistins fish fry at Oistins on the South coast.
Harbour Lights beach party & show: Every Wednesday is the Harbour Light beach extravaganza.
Atlantis Famous Buffet: Every Wednesday and Sunday is the Atlantis Bajan lunch Buffet.
Brighton Farmers Market: Every Saturday morning from 6:15 AM is the Brighton Farmers market.

Photo credits:

NotnaA:  Turf club photo
Stephen Mendes: Hike Barbados photo
The Nation News: Scenic bus tour photo
Apes Hill: Apes Hill polo photo
Mud Dogs: Mud Dogs Photo
The Gurdian UK: West Indies Cricket photo
iticketsBarbados: The Mountaintop photo/Horticultural society photo
BARL: Racing photo
Lion Castle Polo: Lion Castle polo photo
The Barbados Yacht Club: Regatta photo
Genimiexploer2: Gun Hill photo

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At first thought, you might not put hiking and Barbados together, but since the island is relatively flat in comparison to other Caribbean islands, Barbados has become more known for eco friendly holidays, and in particular hiking vacations.Barbados has a well subscribed hiking association which has been around since 1983, and offers weekly hikes all over the island. The hikes are FREE, and enthusiasts can choose from many different types and difficulty levels.

The Barbados Hiking Association hikes available are:

• Morning hikes starting at 6:00 AM
• Afternoon hikes starting at 3:30 PM
• Moonlight hikes starting at 5:30 PM

There are generally four difficulty levels offered:

• Grade 1: Stop ‘n Stare (6 mile hike)
• Grade 2: Medium (6 plus mile hike)
• Grade 3: Brisk medium (9 plus mile hike)
• Grade 4: Grin ‘n Bear (12 plus mile hike)

In addition to the Barbados Hiking Association, the Barbados National Trust also organizes free hikes and walks on Sundays, with a duration of about three hours. All of these hikes start at 6:00 AM, with three difficulty levels offered: ‘Stop ‘n Stare’ (12 miles)
, ‘Medium & Fast Medium’ (9 miles) 
and ‘Grin ‘n Bear’ (12 miles).

Some of the hikes being offered in April by the Barbados National Trust include:

• Barclays Park on the East coast
• Brighton Farmers Market which is a moonlight hike
• Gun Hill Signal Station in St. George, also a moonlight hike
• Archers Bay in St. Lucy
• Rock Hall in St. Lucy

Hikes with either of these groups offers participants a chance to take in the natural beauty of Barbados in a way that you can’t do when driving around the island.

Depending on the location, hikers will be taken through local villages, cane fields, plantations and cart roads, to “tropical forests” and gullies. Enthusiasts can also take part in hikes and walks that mirror the coast where the old train line from the 1800’s once ran.

A few things to keep in mind when you go on your next hike or walk:

Keep hydrated

• One litre of water per person per hour of hiking is the rule of thumb.
• Remember that there is NO substitute for actual water, so forget about taking sugary drinks.

Wear the right gear

• Shoes are the first priority here! Invest in a good pair of hiking boots or walking shoes with a tread.
• Wear a shoe that is about half a size over your regular foot size.
• Hiking shoes should also have supportive souls.
• Wear socks and take an extra pair so that your feet are kept dry.

Clothes

• Loose fitting and layered clothing is key. Barbados is hot and humid, and visitors to the island who are not used to these conditions may well be overwhelmed.
• Light coloured cotton fabrics are the most recommended for walks and hikes in Barbados.
• And, of course a hat is a must!

Medication

• Don’t forget to take any medication that you are currently administered, no matter how long or short your hike is, especially if you are asthmatic.

Sunblock and bug spray

• No matter if it’s overcast, you can still get a major sunburn! SPF sunblock of 30 and over with both UVA and UVB protection is recommended by most doctors. This should give you about 97 percent protection.
• Sunblock should be reapplied every four hours or so.
• Also, make sure to spray with a bug repellant before and during your hike.

A few other handy items you may want to consider taking on your Barbados hike:

• Toilet paper
• Sunglasses
• Binoculars
• Snacks
• Cell phone
• Camera
• Towel
• Basic med kit (with plaster and antiseptic lotion)

You can contact The Barbados Hiking Association here or The Barbados National Trust here to book your next hike. Make sure to read the disclaimers carefully  on each website before starting off.

If you want to organize a private hike, Hike Barbados charges a fee depending on how long you want to go out for. Transport can be also be arranged for an additional cost of about $80.00 BBD. Contact Hike Barbados here for more information.

Prices for hikes are below (per hike NOT per person):

• 2-mile hike is $300.00 BBD
• 4-mile hike is $300.00 BBD
• 6-mile hike is $400.00 BBD
• 8-mile hike is $450.00 BBD
• 10-mile hike is $500.00 BBD

Many thanks to The Barbados Hiking Association for the use of photos from their Facebook page.

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We came accross these amazing images of old Barbados, and thought we would share them with you. These images are being sold by Pennymead Auctions and Books and OOcities.com.

You can find out more information on purchasing these postcards and antique pictures by visiting their websites here and here. So go ahead and check out our rotating gallery below and enjoy!

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I know you may think celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in Barbados seems a bit bizarre, but as a former British colony, we do have strong ties to Ireland, with many Barbadians having ancestors from that region.

The celebration this year falls on a Sunday… meaning that most people in Barbados will be getting their green on at a local bar or pub! Our University of the West Indies students are known for getting together and showing their Irish friends a good time… as you can see below!

The only island in the Caribbean that officially celebrates St. Patrick’s Day (as in get’s the day off as a bank holiday) is Montserrat, and they celebrate it for the whole week!

So if you are visiting the island OR living here, why not dress up and make a day of it, or simply grab a few cold ones at The Carib Beach Bar this weekend?

Learn the St. Patrick’s Day Toast!

Here’s to a long life and a merry one
A quick death and an easy one
A pretty girl and an honest one
A cold beer — and another one!

Happy St.Patrick’s Day to you all!

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Barbados has a load of local, tasty fruit, most of the time, easy to pick and super delicious!

Here’s a list of our Bajan favourites and picks from some of our followers:

• Mangoes
• Bajan Cherries
• Fat Porks
• Gooseberries
• Sea Grapes
• Sour Sop
• Shaddock
• Mammy Apple / Sugar Apple
• Golden Apples
• Dunks
• Bajan Plums
• Hog Plums

We would like to thank everyone who commented on our Facebook post!

• Lachelle Farrar
• QueenBee Hinkson
• Miranda Douglas
• Emma St.John
• Simone Thompson
• Camille Hutchinson-Harewood
• Cheryl Bellamy
• Weight Loss (Barbados)

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The Changing of Sentry in Barbados takes place every Wednesday at The Garrison Clock Tower, at 11:45 AM until 12 Noon. Admission is free, and if you are looking for a little bit of British History, this weekly held event shouldn’t be missed.

Here’s a bit of the history behind the changing of the Sentry:

When Britain declared war on the French back in 1793, there was a shortage of troops, and to make up the short fall, slaves were recruited. Two regiments made up of 1,000 men each were formed, and they were called ‘The West India Regiments”.

As incentive to enlist, each slave was given their freedom and paid as soldiers in the British army. These regiments served the British Army for 120 years.

The Changing of the Sentry has been around since December 14th 2011, when it was launched to celebrate Tourism week in Barbados.

Our Changing of Sentry in Barbados is similar to the Changing Of The Guard at Buckingham Palace – just on a smaller scale. Below are a few pictures of the ceremony supplied to us kindly by Kaspar Coward. If you would like a preview to what it’s like, just click this link to view a short video on the Barbados National Trust’s website.

For regular updates The Barbados Garrison Historical Consortium has a Facebook page with info on latest news about the Garrison Historic Area Project.

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The Barbados Digicel Reggae Festival 2013 is being held between April 21st and 28th this year. Apart from the Reggae Beach Party on the 21st, the other events include The Vintage Reggae Show & Dance at The Oval on Friday 26th April, the Reggae Party Cruise on Saturday April 27th, and the Reggae on the Hill scheduled for Sunday April 28th. Of these 4 events, Reggae on the Hill is by far my favourite (providing it doesn’t rain).

Reggae on the Hill 2013 schedule:

Digicel Reggae Beach Party

Date: Sunday April 21st, 2013
Start: From 3pm
Venue: Brandon’s Beach, Spring Garden Highway
Hosted by: Jamar ‘The Star’ & Peter Coppin
Early Bird General Ticket: $ 60.00 BBD
VIP Ticket: $200.00 BBD

Digicel Vintage Reggae Show & Dance

Date: Friday April 26th, 2013
Start: Doors open at 7 PM, show time 9 PM
Venue: 3Ws Theatre, Kensington Oval
Hosted by: Admiral Nelson
General Ticket: $70.00

 Digicel Reggae Party Cruise

Date: Saturday April 27th, 2013
Start:  9 PM
Venue: The Jolly Roger will Dock at Carlisle House
Tickets: $ 50.00

Deejays:

• Jon Doe & Assassin
• Dooley Unruley
• Peter Coppin & Monsta Piece Federation
• Sheldon Pap & Level Vibes

Digicel Reggae on the Hill

Date: Sunday April 28th, 2013
Venue: Farley Hill National Park
Start: Doors open at 11 AM
Hosted by: Peter Coppin & Jamar ‘The Star’
General Tickets: $80.00
Early Bird VIP Tickets: $250.00
VIP: $300.00

Thanks to Alwyn Kirk Photos for the amazing images of this event from last year. You can see more of his work here.

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May is the month for rallying, cricket and polo mostly, so we have put together a list of the most fun and interesting events going on in Barbados during this month, and hope that you have a chance to enjoy them all!

BRC Mud Dogs Safari Championship – May Day Mudfest

Date: May 1st
Time: 2:00 PM
Admission: Free

Venue: Check out their website for more info

Contact: rallyoffice@rallybarbados.bb

(Photo compliments of The Barbados Rally Club)

Regional semi-finals and finals cricket matches

Date: May 2nd | May 9th
Time: 10:00 AM
Admission: Check their website for additional info
Venue: TBA
Contact: 481-2450 or email wicb@windiescricket.com

Hike Barbados – Hackleton’s Cliff

Date: May 5th
Time: Morning hikes 6:00 AM | Evenings hikes 3:30 PM | Full Moon hikes 5:30 PM
Admission: Free
Venue: Starting point is North of Villa Nova to Malvern and follow signpost to Hackleton’s Cliff
Contact: 230-4818 or email reservations@hikebarbados.com

(Photo compliments of Himal Reece from Hike Barbados)

Polo in Barbados

Date: May 5th | 12th |14th | 16th |18th | 19th
Time: Games start at 3:30 PM
Admission: $20.00 BBD per adult | $5.00 BBD per child
Venue: Lion Castle on May 5th and Holders all other days
Contact: 432-1820 or email clubmanager@barbadosploclub.com

(Photo compliments of Ian Bourne – BajanReporter.com – 2013)

Scotiabank King of the Hill warm up rally

Date: May 26th
Time: Start time is at 10:00 AM (road closes 1 hour before)
Admission: Free
Venue: TBA or visit their website for more info
Contact: email rallyoffice@rallybarbados.bb

(Photo compliments: Chefette Speed Team)

Barbados Celtic Festival

Date: May 23rd through 29th
Time: View website here for additional details
Admission: See their Facebook page
Venue: Many, including Atlantis Hotel, The Waterfront Cafe, Blakey’s and others
Contact: +44 (0) 131 718 6022

More Barbados activities to fill your fun filled beach holiday

Oistins Fish Fry: Every Friday is the customary Oistins fish fry at Oistins on the South coast.
Harbour Lights beach party & show: Every Wednesday is the Harbour Light beach extravaganza.
Atlantis Famous Buffet: Every Wednesday and Sunday is the Atlantis Bajan lunch Buffet.
Brighton Farmers Market: Every Saturday morning from 6:15 AM is the Brighton Farmers market

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As Barbados tours go, the Atlantis Submarine is one of the best. It’s unique, entertaining and educational! They offer a wide range of tours, from the basic daily dive to night dives, and five star champagne charters.

The Atlantis Submarine always has great offers on, not only for visitors but Barbadians as well. Just check out their specials here. Tours in the Atlantis Submarine are very popular so we would advise you book in advance!

Enjoy a few of their images below:

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Suzuki Grand Vitara, 2003, 4X4, automatic, 2 careful owners, full service history at Simpson Motors, 115,793 KM, valued at $16,000 BBD.

Yours for $16,000 BBD (on nearest offer).

Arrange a viewing/ test drive or call 256-0770.

Google map location of car

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A different perspective

We all need a little perspective from time to time. Something that forces us back from chipping away at the coal faces of our daily lives. Well, this video is all about seeing the world differently from some folks who have actually experienced it first hand.

Earth gazing

Next time you’re enjoying sundowners, gazing at the sunset or marvelling at the clear azure waters on a sunny day, remember that this is merely a more localised form of Earth gazing. There are probably Astronauts on the International Space Station gazing at the planet with us, right now. Currently there is a particularly prolific chronicler of ICS Earth gazing called Commander Hadfield. Follow him for daily reminders about how beautiful and fragile our collective home is.

Spaceship Earth

You might ask what this has to do with real estate or Barbados in general? Well, I’ve always felt that given our small population and geographic size, we – of all nations – have one of the best opportunities to create a society completely in-tune with our environment and responsible for it. If you would like to get more involved in local environmental issues, a few options spring to mind like The Future Centre Trust and the Barbados Horticultural Society. Take this opportunity to start living responsibly yourselves and managing your own lives better, buy local produce at the markets, grow your own vegetables and recycle all non-bio waste at B’s Bottlin’.

Construction

The construction industry can be one of the worst offenders of environmentally unfriendly practices, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Check out what Eco Structure Barbados are up to. Eco Structure have built several green houses to date and have also helped many other local developers build more responsibly.

Link it up

If you’re a Barbados company offering green solutions to everyday problems, tell us about it in the comments… We want to know!

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Yes, indeed there IS a Parish in Barbados that doesn’t have an ocean lapping at its boundary! St. Thomas is one of two on the island, and is well known for it’s picturesque countryside beauty and rolling hills, as well as cool breezes.

Did you know that there were only six Parishes in Barbados back in 1629; Christ Church, St. James, St. Lucy, St. Michael, St. Peter and St. Thomas. It wasn’t until 1645 that the other five Parishes were formed.

St. Thomas has a lot to offer, and we thought we would showcase a few of the most interesting things to do and see in this Parish. We have included historic sites, as well as some fun places to visit for a cold drink or simple meal as well.

St. Thomas Parish Church

St. Thomas Parish Church was built in 1629, and has since been destroyed by hurricanes three times (1675, 1780 and 1831) and rebuilt. Of all the churches in Barbados this one has embraced the changing times and not only has an email address, but a Facebook page as well!

Sharon Moravian Church

This beautiful and historic Moravian church is one of the last remaining 18th century buildings left in Barbados. It was constructed back in 1799 with the help of the slave congregation. While the original church was destroyed in 1831, it was rebuilt, and kept its authentic style.

Harrison’s Cave

For those of you who aren’t aware, Harrison’s Cave was discovered back in 1795, and for nearly 200 years was forgotten about, until Ole Sorensen and Tony Mason “re-discovered” them. They were named after Thomas Harrison who owned the land on which the Cave’s were located. Harrison’s Cave was developed by the Government in 1974, and officially opened as a tourist attraction in 1981.

Welchman Hall Gully

The only real “tropical forest” Barbados has is the Welchman Hall Gully. This piece of Barbados real estate was purchased by the Barbados National Trust back in 1992, to emphasize the importance of the local environment and to preserve it for future generations. The Gully is a great place to explore and to have a look back at what Barbados must have looked like to the early settlers.

Fisherpond Great House

Fisherpond Plantation as it was known, has changed hands so many times since the 16th or 17th century that it’s hard to keep up! At the moment, the property is owned by John & Rain Chandler and is THE GO TO PLACE for an authentic plantation style Sunday lunch. The house has been kept in amazing shape, and you can easily spend hours in the gardens taking pictures, and walking around the stunning property. Fisher Pond Great House has been visited for lunch not only by the British Prime Minister, but also the Queen of England.

Bagatelle Great House

This Historic house in St. Thomas was originally built in 1645 and was previously known as “Parnham Park House”. The property has changed hands several times over the years and is now home to Chatters Tea Room, and other eateries.

Lion Castle Polo Field

Lion Castel Polo Field is a relatively new, world-class field spread over twenty acres. This polo field is part of a sixty-four acre Barbados development built by Kent Cole. International tournaments are played here between November and May, depending on the weather conditions.

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Most of the people reading this blog wouldn’t have been around for the historic hurricane of 1955 in Barbados, but I am positive that EVERYONE has heard of Hurricane Janet! This September 22nd will be 58 years since this catastrophic hurricane hit our little island.

Hurricane Janet was only a tropical wave located just off of Barbados up until September 21st, when within a 12 hour space of time it strengthened suddenly to a category 1, then a category 2 hurricane, and then hit the island as a category 3 with winds of 120 mph!

Janet went on to become the most powerful hurricane of the 1955 season, reaching a category 5 storm with winds of 175 mph, killing 38 people in Barbados alone, and nearly 700 people overall.

In fact, Hurricane Janet caused the loss of the only hurricane hunter plane in history. On September 26th the pilot lost radio contact at 10:15 PM, before flying into the storm. By 11 PM, the US Navy classified the plane as overdue and the crew was officially missing. Neither the remains of the plane or any sign of the crew has ever been found.

The damage was stunning, with the bill to repair the destruction in Barbados only, being BBD $5 million! It was reported that as many as 2,000 Bajans were left homeless afterwards.

Some families were reported to have stayed in shelters for as many as 10 weeks, for fear of returning to their homes. Government eventually had to ask them to vacate so that children could start going back to school.

With hurricane season soon here, we thought it fitting not only to show how destructive hurricanes can be, but to also remember all those who lost their lives in this tragedy.

The images below were sourced from the The National Archives UK, and show a glimpse of what the scene was like on our tiny island after Hurricane Janet passed.

School rooms used as shelter

Sorting clothes for donation

Destroyed homes

Seawell Airport shed

Pilgrim Holiness Church

Survivors of Hurricane Janet

Santa Nita Masion in Hastings

Bridgetown

The Royal Hastings Theatre

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Sol Rally Barbados

This is a much anticipated international rally, consisting this year of over 100 competitors.

Stages on June 1st include: French Village to Four Hills, St. Peter; Luke Hill to Pickerings, St. Lucy & Dark Hole to Spring Vale, St. Andrew.

Stages on June 2nd include: Todds to Cliff, St. John; Padmore Village to Golden Grove, St. Philip & Tappy Pond to Bonwell, St. Joseph.

Date: June 1st and 2nd
Time: All Day on both days
Admission: FREE
Venue: Visit Rally Barbados website for additional info
Contact: rallyoffice@rallybarbados.bb

Betty West Kadooment band fete

Betty West holds a  weekly fete to promote her Kadooment band costumes. Fetes and limes are held every Saturday at different locations until Kadooment day.

Food and drinks are on sale and there are guest appearances by popular Calypsonians.

Date: June 1st
Time: Doors open at 8:00 PM
Admission: $10 BBD
Venue: Carib Beach Bar (check their website for additional venues)
Contact: 246-420-5784

Brewster’s Road Crew 2013

Brewster’s Road Friday night parties are held at various locations up until Kadooment day. The 2013 Brewster’s Road Crew Events are part of many Crop Over fetes & limes held for the festival’s season.

Date: Every Friday night
Time: 10:00 PM
Admission: Visit Brewster’s Road Crew website for additional info
Venue: Various
Contact: Email them here

Oistins Bay Gardens Movie Night

Oistins Bay Gardens Movew Night is an open air beach-side theatre, right in the middle of Oistins Fishing Village. As many as 100 or more tourist and locals attend these Wednesday movie nights. Drinks and food are on sale.

Date: Wednesday nights until Kadooment
Time: 7:00 PM
Admission: FREE
Venue: Oistins Bay Gardens

Harbour Lights Blue Box Cart Kadooment Band Fete

Every Friday night until Kadooment, Harbour Lights holds a “Drinks Free night” to promote their band. Costume viewing and payments can be made at the club.

Date: Friday nights until Kadooment
Time: Doors open at 9:30 PM
Admission: $50 BBD (Age limit is enforced)
Venue: Harbour Lights, Bay Street, St. Michael
Contact: 246-436-7225 or email

Crop Over 2013 Calypso Tents

Various Calypso “tents” are held throughout the Crop Over season. From Junior Monarch to the Super Gladiators and Bacchanal Time, these performances have something for everyone. Attendees can hear music from the likes of MADD, Peter Ram, Alison Hinds and Adonijah to name a few.

Date: Various dates
Time: Most performances start at either 7:00 or 8:00 PM
Admission: Approximately $30 BBD
Venue: Various
Contact: Visit their website to get the most up to date info on these tents

First Annual All Star Swing for Change Charity Golf Tournament

The Barbados Tourism Authority is partnering with Visionary Concepts Global Management to raise funds to cure Sickle Cell and Lupus patients.

This golf tournament will consist of A-list pro-athletes, celebrities and locals. NFL veteran players form the Jets and Ravens as well as International comedians are all on the line up of guest players.

Date: TBA
Time: Various times (check their website for exact times)
Admission: $250 to $500 BBD
Venue: Hilton Barbados, Lions Castle Polo Estate and Apes Hill Club
Contact: 1-77-354-5942 (Chalayia Rivers, Event Manager)

BEMEX 2013 – Barbados Manufacturers Exhibition

BEMEX 2013 is Barbados’ premier exhibition for the manufacturing industry, with booths from both local and regional manufacturing companies.

It’s advisable to go as early as you can to see the booths, as after lunch tends to get quite crowded.

Date: June 27th to June 30th
Time: 10:00 AM until 10:00 PM
Admission: $15 BBD Adults | $5 BBD 12 yrs and under
Venue: Lloyd Erskine Sandiford Centre, Two Mile Hill
Contact: bmex@bma.bb

SOL Go Further June Safari

The Mud Dogs Motoring Club of Barbados put on a navigational rally island wide. Participants usually drive 4 x 4’s, and are expected to navigate around and through very muddy and rocky terrains.

This event is very entertaining for spectators. Pack a cooler and park out at one of the checkpoints.

Date: June 29th and June 30th
Time: Starts at Midday on June 29th
Admission: FREE
Venue: Visit their website for further info
Contact: rallyoffice@rallybarbados.bb

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The Barbados beach with the most international renown is Crane Beach, and for good reason. A crescent moon of pink-tinged powdered-sugar sand, hugged by dramatic cliffs, flanked by a coconut grove and pounded by that quintessential Caribbean turquoise surf, this is the stuff that stunning photo-ops are made of. It’s not hard to see why it was voted “one of the Ten Best Beaches in the World” by Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous.

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Thankfully, you don’t have to be rich or famous to enjoy a day at this luxurious Barbados beach. Just past the hotel gates is a public access path where you can park and make your way to the sand via a bit of a rock scramble and stepping stones – definitely doable, but a little awkward if you’re carrying floppy lounge chairs or a heavy picnic basket. You can always rent a chair and umbrella from the vendors on the beach (about $10 to 15 BBD per piece depending on the season).

If you’re lucky enough to be staying at The Crane Resort or if you splurge for a day pass ($25 BBD per person, redeemable at the bars and restaurants), you can park at the resort, gawk at the cliff-top views and then be dramatically transported to the beach by a glass elevator. How’s that for wow factor? (Insiders tip: If you just want easy access to the beach, just tell the guard at the resort’s entrance you’re going for lunch, park and make your way down to the beach)

It’s not hard to get your money’s worth with that day pass, as there are a few options to grab a bite or beverage while you’re there. Right on the beach is The Grove Bar & Grill where you can order burgers, salads and assorted cocktails served right to your chair/umbrella spot. If you want a break from the sand, take the glass elevator back up to the hotel and have a sit-down lunch at the poolside Carriage House, which offers some reasonably priced meals considering that side order of view you get with it. Fancier fare requiring a reservation and dress-code can be indulged in at the Crane’s signature restaurant L’Azure, set on a grand terrace with a panoramic view of the beach. Their Sunday brunch buffet complete with Caribbean gospel choir is one of the “things to do” while in Barbados – but it’s not for the budget conscious. Those of us in that realm can make do with an ice cream or drink in The Village, a charming heritage streetscape of shops and restaurants within the resort.

A stone’s throw across the street from the hotel is Cutter’s, a gem of a deli cafe serving breakfast, lunch and all the fixings for a casual to gourmet picnic, not to mention some of the best rum punch you’ll find on island. Great for a pre- or post-beach pit stop, or they’ll actually come onto the sand and take orders for chair-side delivery.

While waxing poetic about the Crane beach, a bit of caution is required. The waves tend to be powerful and there can be an undertow. It’s an experienced body surfer and boogie boarder’s paradise, but a little rough for young children, unsteady seniors and the less agile. Obey the red and yellow safety flags and take care. While it’s fun to watch the adventurous daredevils cliff-jumping from the rocky precipice on the right, it’s not recommended.

What is recommended is a stroll to the far end of the cove, across the stepping stones and over the rocks to the neighbouring beach. If you time the tides right, you’ll be treated to a gorgeous stretch of sand and surf that you may have all to yourself – a nice respite from the Crane which can get a bit crowded due to its popularity with locals and tourists alike.

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The opulent five star Sandy Lane Hotel in St. James is the exclusive domain of its privileged, pedigreed and paparazzied guests, but the public beach out front is free for anyone to enjoy. Even us mere mortals could conceivably rub shoulders with or at least catch a glimpse of some royal, celebrity or VIP taking an ocean dip or sunbathing on a signature pink lounger cooled by an Evian mister (yes, really). But don’t just come here for the potential star gazing as the beach itself is enough of a draw.

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Sadly, security won’t just let you cut through the hotel lobby to stroll onto the sand. For that honour you’ll need an advanced reservation at one of their restaurants, but be forewarned, even the informal beachside dining spot will set you back a pretty penny. The best way to access this beach is through a path to the south of the hotel right beside One Sandy Lane, a Palladian-style property so large and imposing you can’t miss it. You can usually find parking on the side of the road. This edifice is on the neighbouring beach of Paynes Bay, but if you walk about 5 minutes around the corner to the right you will be on Sandy Lane Beach – the pink umbrellas will give it away. Note, during high tide it can be challenging to get around the point so time your trip well or prepare to get wet.

The turquoise waters around here are relatively calm and inviting. Gentle waves with little undertow make it ideal for swimming and one of the safer choices for families with children. Jet skis and watercraft can easily be flagged down if you’re looking for some aqua action, but you won’t be inundated with pesky offers. The arc of sand is fringed with shady palms, mahogany and manchineel trees (stay clear of the small apple-like fruit as the sap can deliver a nasty sting). A few posh villas and stately homes line the beach on either side of the hotel but most are well hidden with landscaping to shield them from beach walkers/gawkers.

Nearby Holetown has quite a few places to grab a quick meal or pick up picnic fixings to go. At the swanky Limegrove complex try Lemongrass for top-notch Thai take-out, Relish for a deluxe sandwich or Zoola Cafe for coffee and a light bite. Posh Nosh in the the small complex beside Super Centre has assorted salads, rotis and nibbles to assemble a gourmet spread, or the Super Centre itself has a full range of grocery items. Carizma in the centre of the Chattle House Village is good for breakfast, lunch and occasional tapas in the evening.

Sandy Lane Beach is a nesting site for Hawksbill turtles during the July to October nesting season, and it’s not uncommon to see one while swimming or snorkeling in the sheltered bay. Of course, there are no guarantees you’ll spot a turtle or a celebrity, but it’s worth a try.

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Barbados Postal Codes in the parish of Christ Church are as follows (in alphabetical order):

• ALKINS LAND BB17131
• ARDENNES BB17105
• ASHBY LAND BB17154
• ASPHALT PLANT BB17008
• BUTLER’S BB17053
• CALLENDERS COURT BB17105
• CALLENDERS CRESCENT BB17097
• CALLENDERS PARK BB17097
• CALLENDERS-LLOYD COURT BB17097
• CHARNOCKS 1, 2 &  3 BB17087
• CHARNOCKS MAIN ROAD BB17090
• CHASE ROAD BB17066
• CHICKMONT FOODS BB17077
• CHURCH HILL 1 & 2 BB17070
• CHURCH HILL DEVELOPMENT BB17070
• CORAL RIDGE BB17033
• COVERLEY BB17091
• DASH STREET LEADVALE BB17045
• DAYRELLS HILL BB17033
• DODSON LAND BB17131
• DOLPHIN PARK BB17035
• DURANT DEVELOPMENT BB17005
• DURANTS FAIRWAY BB17097
• DURANTS PARK BB17097
• DURANTS RD BB17097
• DURANTS TERRACE BB17074
• DURANTS TERRACE BB17105
• EALING GROVE BB17119
• EALING PARK 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 BB17120
• ENTERPRISE A BB17134
• ENTERPRISE BB17130
• ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT BB17131
• ENTERPRISE DRIVE BB17136
• ENTERPRISE ROAD BB17133
• EVERGREEN BB17053
• FAIR VALLEY ROCKS BB17111
• FAIRVIEW & FAIRVIEW ROAD (ON RIGHT FROM ROUNDABOUT) BB17044
• FAIRVIEW MAIN ROAD (ON LEFT FROM ROUNDABOUT) BB17035BB17035
• FAIRY VALLEY PLANTATION BB17092
• FRERE PILGRIM  EDEY VILLAGE BB17003
• FRERE PILGRIM ( PANGOLA COURT & JOYPA DRIVE) COX ROAD BB17004
• FRERE PILGRIM (ON LEFT FROM CORAL RIDGE ) BEST ROAD BB17025
• GALL HILL DEVELOPMENT BB17057
• GALL HILL HOUSING AREA BB17057
• GIBBBB17107
• GIBBONS BOGGS BB17131
• GOODLAND PARK & GARDENS BB17128
• GRANDVIEW BB17041
• GRANTLEY ADAMS INDUSTRIAL PARK BB17089
• GREEN GARDENS BB17126
• GREEN HILL CLOSE BB17143
• GREENHILL DRIVE BB17143
• HANNAYS PLANTATION BB17009
• HANNAYS VALLEY BB17008
• HOPE FIELD DEVELOPMENT BB17084
• HOPEFIELD PLANTATION BB17037
• HOPEWELL DEVELOPMENT BB17125
• HOPEWELL MAIN ROAD ( FROM ROUNDABOUT TO SABAGO DRIVE ) BB17138
• INCH MARLOW BB17122
• JASPER ROAD BB17051
• KEIZER HILL BB17136
• KENT BB17028
• KINGSLAND CRESCENT BB17050
• KINGSLAND GARDENS BB17064
• KINGSLAND MAIN RD WELCHES 108 – 81 BB17061
• KINGSLAND NORTH BB17049
• KINGSLAND TERRACE 303 – 742 BB17063
• LANDS DOWN BB17126
• LISBON VALE BB17126
• LISBON VALE BB17126
• LIVERPOOL GARDENS BB17129
• LODGE ROAD B BB17067
• LODGE ROAD BB17025
• LOWER CANE VALE BB17154
• LOWER CARTERS GAP BB17134
• LOWER GALL HILL BB17057
• LOWER LODGE RD BB17005
• LOWER PILGRIM ROAD BB17096
• LOWER SILVER HILL BB17052
• LOWLAND’S PLANTATION BB17078
• LOWLANDS PARK BB17079
• LOWLANDS ROAD BB17078
• LOWTHERS HILL BB17041
• LWR GREYS HOUSE & DEVELOPMENT BB17008
• MAXWELL VIEW BB17143
• MCCLEAN’S ROAD BB17129
• MIAMI BEACH TO LIGHT HOUSE DRIVE BB17135
• MONTROSE BB17052
• MONTROSE GARDENS BB17053
• NEWTON INDUSTRIAL PARK BB17047
• NEWTON PLANTATION ROAD BB17033
• NEWTON TERRACE BB17073
• OISTINS BB17154
• OISTINS HILL BB17154
• OISTINS’ COMPLEX BB17154
• PACKERS VALLEY BB17016
• PARISH LAND BB17108
• PEARL VIEW & CROSBY ROAD BB17051
• PEGWELL BB17136
• PEGWELL BOGGS BB17132
• PEGWELL LAND BB17002
• PEGWELL PARK BB17002
• PILGRIM CREST 1 & 2 BB17093
• PILGRIM PLACE A BB17094
• PILGRIM PLACE B BB17095
• PILGRIM ROAD BB17092
• PILGRIM ROAD BB17094
• PLUMGROVE TENANTRY BB17065
• PRITCHARD HILL BB17017
• PROVIDENCE HILL BB17106
• REGIONAL POLICE TRAINING CENTRE & BARBADOS DEFENCE FORCE BB17110
• RIDGE PLANTATION BB17006
• RIDGE VIEW DEVELOPMENT BB17006
• RISING SUN ROAD BB17046
• ROLLINS ROAD BB17129
• ROSE HILL BB17052
• ROUND ROCK BB17121
• SAYERS COURT FROM WILLIAMS SHOP BB17129
• SAYERS COURT HOUSING AREA BB17128
• SCARBOROUGH BB17068
• SEA VIEW BB17113
• SEARLES FACTORY BB17043
• SILVER HILL BB17137
• SILVER HILL DRIVE BB17140
• SILVER HILL LANDING SCHEME BB17140
• SILVER SANDS BB17121
• SILVER SANDSBB17126
• SION HILL BB17017
• SKEENE HILL BB17033
• SLUMBER FOAM BB17078
• SOUTH RIDGE BB17029
• SOUTHERN HEIGHTS BB17096
• SOUTHWAYS BB17136
• ST. CHRISTOPHER BB17126
• ST. DAVID’S BB17037
• ST. PATRICKS BB17017
• STANFORD BB17065
• THORNBURY HILL BB17101
• THYME BOTTOM BB17109
• UPPER CARTERS GAP BB17130
• UPPER GALL HILL BB17057
• VALLEY HILL BB17017
• WALDRON BB17037
• WALDRON VILLAGE BB17037
• WATER STREET BB17056
• WAVERLEY BB17131
• WELCHES HILL BB17154
• WILSON VILLAGE BB17066
• WINDSOR RD. (ON RIGHT) BB17008
• WINDY RIDGE BB17072
• WOODBOURNE TENANTRY BB17016
• WOODBOURNE TENANTRY BB17016BB17016
• WOTTON BB17006
• YORKSHIRE DEVELOPMENT BB17009
• YORKSHIRE ROAD BB17009

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Barbados Postal Codes in the parish of St. Andrew are as follows (in alphabetical order):

• ALLEYNE SCHOOL ROAD BB25033
• BABYLON ROAD BB25036
• BAWDEN (BAWDEN) BB25023
• BAWDEN (BAWDENS) BB25024
• BAWDEN (BAWDENS) BB25025
• BAWDENS -WALKERS ROAD /HIGHWAY C BB25020
• BAWDENS -WALKERS ROAD /HIGHWAY C BB25026
• BELLEPLAINE HOUSING AREA BB25107
• BELLEPLAINE HOUSING AREA BB25034
• BELLEPLAINE HOUSING AREA BB25051
• BELLEPLAINE HOUSING AREA (BARBADOS H/EST) BB25067
• BELLEPLAINE HOUSING AREA (BELLEPLAINE) BB25033
• BELLEPLAINE HOUSING AREA (BELLEPLAINE) BB25079
• BELLEPLAINE HOUSING AREA (BRUCE VALLEY/HAGGATT) BB25090
• BELLEPLAINE HOUSING AREA (CANE GARDEN) BB25123
• BELLEPLAINE HOUSING AREA (CANE GARDEN) BB25124
• BELLEPLAINE HOUSING AREA (CORBIN VILLAGE) BB25077
• BELLEPLAINE HOUSING AREA (WALKERS) BB25029
• BELLEPLAINE HOUSING AREA (WHITE HILL) BB25113
• BELLEPLAINE HOUSING AREA (WHITEHILL) BB25115
• BELLEPLAINE HOUSING AREA (WORRELL VALE) BB25032
• BOSCOBEL – HIGHWAY B2 BB25012
• CAMBRIDGE #1 BB25072
• CHALKY MOUNT BB25078
• CHALKY MOUNT #1 BB25089
• CHALKY MOUNT #1 BB25093
• CHARLES DUNCAN O’NEAL HIGHWAY (HIGHWAY 1) BB25012
• CHURCH GAP BB25051
• COGGINS HILL BB25093
• CORBINS VILLAGE BB25077
• CORBINS VILLAGE BB25081
• DIAMOND CORNER – HIGHWAY B BB25012
• DOUGLIN TENANTRY ROAD BB25003
• DOUGLIN TENANTRY ROAD BB25015
• ERMY BOURNE HIGHWAY BB25031
• FARELL’S ROAD BB25031
• FRANKLYN DOUGHLIN TENANTRY ROAD BB25034
• FRANKLYN DOUGHLIN TENANTRY ROAD BB25064
• HAREWOOD ROAD BB25052
• HIGHWAY 2 (WALKERS BAY) BB25017
• HIGHWAY 2 (WALKERS) BB25015
• HIGHWAY 2 BELLEPLAINE BB25029
• HIGHWAY 2 BELLEPLAINE BB25035
• HIGHWAY 2 BELLEPLAINE BB25094
• HIGHWAY 2 CANE GARDEN BB25107
• HIGHWAY 2 CANE GARDEN BB25121
• HIGHWAY 2 CHARLES DUNCAN O’NEAL HIGHWAY BB25012
• HIGHWAY 2 HAGGATTS BB25035
• HIGHWAY 2 HAGGATTS BB25098
• HIGHWAY 2 HAGGATTS BB25103
• HIGHWAY 2C – DARK HOLE BB25104
• HIGHWAY B – SHOREY VILLAGE/MORGAN LEWIS BB25001
• HILLABY BB25046
• HILLABY/HIGHWAY D BB25053
• ISOLATION ROAD (BELLEPLAINE) BB25065
• ISOLATION ROAD (BRUCE VALLEY/HAGGATT) BB25090
• JORDAN’S ROAD BB25033
• JORDAN’S ROAD BB25065
• JORDAN’S ROAD A BB25034
• KING STREET BB25062
• LAKES BB25081
• LAKES #1 BB25081
• MOSE BOTTOM TENANTRY ROAD (GREGG FARM) BB25049
• MOSE BOTTOM TENANTRY ROAD (TURNER HALL) BB25050
• MOUNT HILLABY BB25114
• POSTAL CODE
• REDMAN ROAD BB25029
• REDMAN ROAD (WALKERS) BB25036
• REDMAN ROAD (WALKERS) BB25037
• ROSE HILL TENANTRY BB25012
• SADDLE BACK BB25100
• SAVANNAH ROAD BB25012
• SAVANNAH ROAD (GREENLAND TENANTRY) BB25006
• SAVANNAH ROAD (GREENLAND) BB25003
• SAVANNAH ROAD (SHOREY VILLAGE) BB25007
• SEDGE POND BB25012
• SPA HILL BB25127
• ST. SIMONS BB25041
• ST. SIMONS BB25060
• ST. SIMONS (BRUCE VALLEY/HAGGATT) BB25090
• ST. SIMONS (BRUCE VALLEY/HAGGATT) BB25092
• TURNERS HALL – SWANN /HIGHWAY C BB25044
• TURNERS HALL – SWANN /HIGHWAY C (BAWDENS) BB25025
• TURNERS HALL – SWANN /HIGHWAY C (WALKERS) BB25026
• WHITE HILL/MOUNT ALL BB25107
• WORRELL’S ROAD BB25033

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Barbados Postal Codes in the parish of St. James are as follows (in alphabetical order):

• 1ST & 2ND AVENUE THORPES BB23007
• 1ST AVENUE PRIOR PARK BB23016
• 1ST & 2ND AVENUE HOYTE’S VILLAGE BB23002
• 2ND AVENUE PRIOR PARK TERRACE BB23006
• ALAMANDA DRIVE BB23040
• APPLE WALK BB23019
• BAGATELLE PARK BB23006
• BAGATELLE TERRACE BB23006
• BAMBOO RIDGE BB23002
• BLUEBELL DRIVE BB23020
• CASSIA DRIVE BB23020
• CHERFLEUR DRIVE BB23040
• CHERRY DRIVE BB23019
• CLOVER CREST BB23004
• CORAL GLADE BB23004
• CROTON DRIVE BB23020
• DAHLIA WALK BB23019
• DENNY ROAD BB23007
• DURANT’S VILLAGE & ALL AVENUES BB23010
• GARDENIA DRIVE BB23040
• GLADIOLA DRIVE BB23020
• HALL’S VILLAGE BB23016
• HAYNESVILLE BB23008
• HELICONIA DRIVE BB23035
• HIBISCUS DRIVE BB23020
• HOLDER’S HILL & JOHN’S PLAINS BB23001
• HOLDER’S TERRACE BB23002
• HUSBAND’S HEIGHTS BB23021
• HUSBANDS GARDENS ( ALL AVENUES ) BB23042
• HUSBANDS TERRACE BB23020
• IVY WALK BB23019
• IXORIA DRIVE BB23040
• KING’S VILLAGE BB23002
• MARIGOLD DRIVE BB23020
• OLIVE DRIVE BB23020
• ORLANDA DRIVE BB23040
• OXNARD CRESCENT ROAD BB23014
• OXNARD ROAD BB23019
• OXNARDS HEIGHTS ROAD BB23036
• POINSETTIA DRIVE BB23040
• POLO RIDGE BB23001
• PRIOR PARK BB23004
• RICKS ROAD BB23015 BB23015
• RICKS ROAD BB23015
• SUNFLOWER DRIVE BB23020
• THORPE’S MAIN ROAD BB23007
• THORPE’S TERRACE BB23007
• TRIDENT DRIVE BB23020
• TULIP DRIVE BB23020
• VIOLET CIRCLE BB23019
• WANSTEAD HEIGHTS BB23021
• WANSTEAD TERRACE BB23035
• WATERMAN VILLAGE BB23019
• WEST TERRACE GARDENS 1ST & 2ND AVENUES BB23040
• WEST TERRACE GARDENS 3 – 16 BB23018
• ZINNIA WALK BB23019

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Barbados Postal Codes in the parish of St. Michael are as follows (in alphabetical order):

• 1ST & 2ND AVE. DEIGHTON BB14017
• 1ST & 2ND AVENUE BECKLES HILL BB14022
• AIRLIE TENANTRY 1 & 2 BB23033
• ARCHCOT TERRACE BB14002
• BANYAN COURT BB14022
• BARCLAYS TERRACE BB14006
• BAY GARDENS BB14019
• BAYVIEW BB14019
• BECKLES ROAD (LEFT SIDE) BB14023
• BONNETT’S HOUSING AREA & BRITTONS NEW ROAD BB14028
• BONNETTS BB14027
• BRITTON’S CROSS ROAD BB14002
• BRYDEN’S AVENUE BB14015
• BULLEN’S AVENUE BB14017
• BURKE’S ROAD BB14014
• BUSH HILL BB14038
• CHAPEL PLACE BB14018
• CHELSEA ROAD BB14022
• CHELSTON AVENUE & GARDENS BB14018
• CHELSTON PARK BB14018
• CLAPHAM CLOSE BB14012
• CLAPHAM DRIVE BB14011
• CLAPHAM HEIGHTS BB14008
• CLAPHAM PARK BB14008
• CLARKE’S & LUKES AVENUE BB14023
• CLERMONT GARDENS & GREENS BB23029
• CLERPARK BB23029
• CLUB MORGAN – 1ST, 2ND, 3RD, 5TH & 6TH AVENUES BB14029
• CORDAY AVENUE BB14019
• CULLODEN FARM BB14001
• CULLODEN ROAD BB14018
• CUMMINGS ROAD BB14015
• CURWEN’S AVENUE BB14023
• CURWENS AVENUE BB14024
• DALKEITH HILL & VILLAGE BB14018
• DALKEITH RIDGE BB14018
• DAYRELL’S ROAD BB14030
• DEIGHTON ROAD BB14017
• DOLPHIN COURT BB14038
• EVELYN’S AVENUE BB14021
• FAIRVIEW BB14021
• FIELD PLACE BB14024
• FLAGSTAFF BB14005
• FRANCIS GODSON DRIVE BB14001
• FRANKLIN DEVELOPMENT BB14008
• GAS PRODUCTS GAP BB14012
• GITTENS AVENUE BB14024
• GOODING ROAD & BRATHWAITE’S GAP BB14016
• GRANT’S AVE. BB14020
• GUNSITE ROAD BB14027
• HARPERS LAND BB14008
• HIGHGATE PARK BB14005
• HILLBURY ROAD BB14015
• HUSBANDS CREST BB23032
• HUSBANDS MAIN ROAD BB23032
• HUSBANDS NEW DEVELOPMENT BB23032
• KING’S VILLAGE BB14026
• KNIGHT’S ROAD BB14015
• LAYNES ROAD BB14012
• LIVERPOOL ROAD BB14014
• LONDON ROAD BB14014
• LOWER FORDE’S ROAD BB14011
• MANCHESTER ROAD BB14014
• MANSION PLACE BB14021
• MCCLEAN’S GAP BB14003
• MEDFORD LAND BB14033
• MILLYARD ROAD BB14015
• MISSION GAP BB14002
• MOUNT CLAPHAM BB14005
• OBSERVATORY ROAD BB14008
• OLD QUARRY AVENUE BB14019
• PADDOCK RD. BB14017
• PALM TREE PLACE BB14022
• PARADISE HEIGHTS BB23039
• PINDER’S AVENUE BB14018
• PIPERS AVENUE BB14024
• PLANTAIN WALK BB14011
• RADCLIFFE GARDENS BB14014
• REECE LAND & REECE ROAD BB14013
• REECE LAND 1 & 2 BB14013
• REGENCY DRIVE BB23028
• RESERVOIR ROAD & PIPERS AVENUE BB23030
• RESERVOIR ROAD BB14027
• SAND BOX AVENUE BB14022
• SEAMAN’S VILLAGE BB14002
• THE GARRISON BB14038
• UPPER & LOWER IFILL ROAD BB14005
• UPPER & LOWER STREAT’S ROAD BB14005
• UPPER FORDE’S ROAD BB14009
• VALARIE & UPPER COLLYMORE ROCK BB14004
• VILLA ROAD BB14014
• WALCOTT’S AVENUE BB14020
• WANSTEAD GARDENS & DRIVE BB23034
• WANSTEAD TERRACE BB23038
• WARNER’S ROAD BB14014
• WARRENS PARK BB23027
• WARRENS SOUTH BB23028
• WATERMILL PLACE BB14019
• WEIR’S GAP BB14003
• WEST RIDGE BB14017
• WEST ROAD BB23029
• WILDEY INDUSTRIAL PARK BB14006
• WILDEY MAIN ROAD TO WILDEY HEIGHTS – CHEFFETTE BB14007

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