Things to do in Crane Beach
Discover the best attractions and experiences Crane Beach has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore Barbados' enduring landmarks that tell the island's colonial and military history.
Parliament Buildings (Bridgetown)
The colonial-era seat of Barbados' government, set in the heart of Bridgetown with a graceful neoclassical facade.
The Garrison Savannah
A historic parade ground and racecourse area that reflects Barbados' military heritage.
George Washington House (Bridgetown)
The 18th‑century home where George Washington visited Barbados; now a museum of colonial life.
Museums
Delve into Barbados' history, culture and Jewish heritage through engaging museums.
Barbados Museum & Historical Society
A comprehensive museum detailing Barbadian history, culture and natural heritage.
Nidhe Israel Museum
Explores the island’s Jewish heritage and the story of early settlers in Bridgetown.
Religious Monuments
Architectural highlights of Barbados' religious and spiritual life.
St. Michael's Cathedral (Bridgetown)
A magnificent Gothic-inspired cathedral in the capital, a centerpiece of the city’s skyline.
Cathedral of St Patrick (Bridgetown)
The main Roman Catholic cathedral in Bridgetown, a historic place of worship.
National & Theme Parks
Cascading landscapes, caves and protected reserves that reveal Barbados' natural beauty.
Harrison's Cave
A spectacular underground limestone cave system with sculpted stalactites and streams.
Farley Hill National Park
Broad open grounds with sweeping views and the ruins of a grand estate set in a tranquil park.
Barbados Wildlife Reserve
A beloved reserve where macaques, parrots and tortoises roam among lagoons and hammocks.
Andromeda Botanic Gardens
A lush botanical garden featuring tropical plants, winding paths and scenic overlooks.
Neighborhoods
Vibrant districts that showcase island life, shopping, and seaside vibes.
Bridgetown
The capital’s historic center with shops, markets and oceanfront promenades.
Holetown
A popular west-co coast hub known for dining, beaches and a lively vibe.
Speightstown
A charming northern town with colonial façades, galleries and waterfront eateries.
Oistins
Coastal community famed for its Friday night fish fry and lively fishing village atmosphere.
Free Things to Do
Relaxed, wallet-friendly ways to enjoy Barbados’ coastline and scenery.
Crane Beach (public access)
Spend a day on one of Barbados’ iconic beaches with white sand and clear water.
Carlisle Bay and Beach Walks
Swim, snorkel or simply stroll along this calm bay with scenic palm-fringed shores.
Hastings Boardwalk stroll
A pleasant waterfront path perfect for sunset views and people-watching.
Bridgetown city wander
Explore colonial streets, colorfully painted houses and historic corners for free.
Gastronomy
Sample Barbados’ signature flavors, from rum to seafood and sunny island fare.
Mount Gay Distillery
Learn about Barbados’ famed rum and its history with a tasting.
Oistins Fish Fry
Casual waterfront dining with grilled seafood and lively vibes.
The Cliff Restaurant
Dine with sea views at one of Barbados’ most famous fine‑dining spots.
Nightlife
Bar-friendly bars, live music and late-night spots around the island.
St Lawrence Gap
A lively strip of bars, clubs and casual eateries that stays buzzing after dark.
Harbour Lights (St. Lawrence Gap)
Popular waterfront venue with live music and dancing.
Oistins Nightlife
Evenings in Oistins bring seafood stalls and festive vibes.
Entertainment
Sporting fixtures, stages and cultural happenings across Barbados.
Kensington Oval
Attend a cricket match or take a stadium tour at Barbados’ premier venue.
Barbados Garrison Historic Zone
Explore heritage sites and occasional open-air events in this historic district.
Sports
Water, wind and course-based activities that Barbados is famous for.
Soup Bowl (Bathsheba)
World‑class surf break attracting surfers when conditions are right.
Barbados Golf Club
Relaxing round on a lush, well-kept course with ocean views.
Royal Westmoreland Golf Course
Challenging course set in a resort community with scenic fairways.
Off the Track
Hidden gems and natural corners off the typical tourist routes.
Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary
A tranquil wetland with birdlife and interpretive trails.
Flowerpot Rocks (Bathsheba)
Iconic sculpted rock formations along the rugged north coast.
Animal Flower Cave (St. Lucy)
A sea cave with tidal pools and sea views at the island’s tip.