Holetown Monument Barbados

The Holetown Monument commemorates the first English landing in Barbados by Captain John Powell in 1625 (not in 1605 as stated on the main plaque on the monument).

Barbados was claimed on behalf of King James I of England and remained as an English territory until Independence in 1966.

Opening celebrations for the annual Holetown Festival take place at the monument.

Other Barbados attractions and points of interest within 1 mile of Holetown Monument

- accommodation and activities with rates, photos and direct online quotes and bookings.

All Seasons Europa [map] [website]
Bajan Holidays: Plumbago Villas and Apartments [map]
Chattel Village, Holetown [map] [website]
Church Point (surf spot) [map]
Colony Club Beach [map] [website]
Colony Club Hotel [map]

Coral Reef Club [map] [website]
Discovery Bay by rex resorts [map]
Divi Heritage [map] [website]
Dottins (dive site) [map]
FirstCaribbean International Bank (Sunset Crest) [map]
Fishermans (dive site) [map]
Folkestone Marine Park & Museum [map] [website]
Heron Bay [map] [website]
Hibiscus Apartments [map]
Holetown [map] [website]
Holetown Library [map]
Italia Coffee House (Sunset Crest) [map]
Just Grilling - Holetown [map]
Limegrove Cinemas [map]
Limegrove Lifestyle Centre [map] [website]
Mango Bay Resort [map]
Sandy Crest Medical Centre [map]
Sandy Lane (surf spot) [map]
Sandy Lane Beach [map] [website]
Sandy Lane Hotel [map] [website]
Settlers Beach Hotel [map]
St. James Parish Church [map] [website]
Sunset Crest shopping mall [map]
Surfside Restaurant & Bar [map]
The Beach House restaurant [map]
The Club Barbados Resort & Spa [map]

The Sandpiper Hotel [map] [website]
The Tides Restaurant [map] [website]
Tides Art Gallery [map] [website]
Trents Playing Field [map]
West Coast Boardwalk [map] [website]
West Mall shopping centre [map]
Zaccios Restaurant [map]

Barbados Sightseeing: Historic Places: Holetown Monument