Barbados Natural Heritage
Barbados is a coastal community of beaches, coral reefs and coral rocks, tidepools, cliffs, underground lakes and caves, along the shores of calm or rugged seas. Unlike the mountainous neighbouring Caribbean islands, Barbados is relatively flat with few rivers.
The physiography, history and architecture of Barbados is unique. It is home to many indigenous and migratory species of wildlife, birds and mammals, including the endangered green turtles which can still be seen laying their eggs along the shore.
You can discover this land by joining walking tours, renting a bicycle, by submarine or by going horseback riding, driving or sailing.
Natural History Exhibition - Barbados Museum
Directory
- Agriculture And Soil Preservation
- Heritage Passport
- Architecture
- History of Barbados
- Beaches and Swimming
- Local Charm Vacations
- Caves and Underground Lakes
- Musical Heritage
- Mangroves
- Coastal Features
- Plants and Flowers
- Coral reefs
- Species of Wildlife
- Geological Heritage
- Sugar Production
- Heritage Homes and Buildings
- Walking tours
Barbados 'Local Charm' Vacations: Click here for the best 'local charm' resorts, places of historical interest in Barbados, and Heritage Vacation Packages.
Take an island tour to explore Barbados or discover the Pirates of the Caribbean who called Barbados home!
