Christ Church
Christ Church is usually the first stop for visitors since it’s where the international airport is located. Situated on the southern coast, this area is packed with restaurants, hotels, bars, and attractions. The weather here is perfect for windsurfing and kitesurfing.

St. Michael
St. Michael is super popular because it’s home to Bridgetown, the capital of Barbados. Bridgetown features parliament buildings, historic sites, and sports venues like Kensington Oval. You can also chill at Carlisle Bay Beach in St. Michael, which is great for swimming and sunbathing.

St. Andrew
Known as the Scotland District, St. Andrew has a landscape that resembles Scotland. It’s home to Farley Hill National Park, where various music festivals take place. In St. Andrew, you can enjoy breathtaking views, stroll along the beaches, and check out numerous historical sites and museums.

St. Thomas
St. Thomas has a different vibe compared to the rest of Barbados, but it compensates with rich historical sites, museums, and outdoor adventures. If you love exploring caves, watching artists create, and diving into history, this is the place for you. Harrison’s Cave, one of the island’s top attractions, is located here.

St. James
St. James is one of the island’s most upscale areas, often frequented by celebrities. It boasts beautiful beaches, fantastic dining options, and golf courses.