Things to do in Fitts Village
Discover the best attractions and experiences Fitts Village has to offer
Historic Monuments
Delve into Barbados’ early history along the West Coast near Fitts Village, where markers and old churches recall the island’s colonial past.
Holetown Monument
A commemorative marker marking the site of Barbados' early English settlement in Holetown.
St. James Church, Holetown
A historic Anglican church with roots dating back to the 17th–18th century in Holetown.
Museums
Explore Barbadian culture and history at regional museums within easy reach of Fitts Village.
Barbados Museum & Historical Society
The island's oldest museum presenting Barbadian history, archaeology, and culture.
Nidhe Israel Museum
A museum in Bridgetown exploring the early Jewish community and its history in Barbados.
Religious Monuments
Impressive religious architecture and sacred spaces dot the island’s west coast and beyond.
Cathedral of St. Michael and All Angels (Bridgetown)
A historic cathedral offering Gothic-inspired architecture and parish history.
St. James Church, Holetown
A long-standing religious site in Holetown with traditional Barbadian church heritage.
National & Theme Parks
Natural spaces and themed parks showcase Barbados’ coastal beauty and unique landscapes.
Folkestone Marine Park
Coastal park known for calm waters, good snorkeling, and beautiful sea views.
Barbados Wildlife Reserve
A nature reserve near Brighton featuring deer, monkeys, and tortoises in a tropical setting.
Harrison's Cave
A dramatic underground cave system with guided tours and striking rock formations.
Neighborhoods
Explore the popular beach neighborhoods that shape the West Coast's relaxed vibe.
Holetown
A stylish hub with shops, beaches, and dining along Nassau Street.
Mullins
A chic seaside area known for its sands, villas, and beachfront eateries.
Paynes Bay
A premier west coast neighborhood with calm waters and upscale resorts.
Gibbs
A tranquil coastal area with scenic beaches and local charm.
Speightstown
A historic town with a charming esplanade and coastal vibe.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy the natural beauty and laid-back spirit of Barbados without spending a lot.
Sunset at Mullins Beach
Watch the sun dip below the horizon as waves roll onto a golden shore.
Coastal walk from Holetown to Paynes Bay
Stroll the palm-lined coastline and take in sea views at your own pace.
Self-guided snorkel at rocky reefs near Folkestone
Bring your own gear to glimpse underwater life along the coast.
Gastronomy
Savor Barbadian flavors from casual beach bars to iconic West Coast dining.
Lone Star Restaurant
Iconic West Coast dining with a vibrant beachside atmosphere.
The Cliff
A famous cliffside restaurant offering seafood and Caribbean flavors.
Mullins Beach Bar
Relaxed beach bar setting with fresh, casual fare right on the sand.
Nightlife
Evenings along the west coast offer lively bars and stylish hotspots.
Lone Star (Bar/Restaurant)
Bustling evening spot with great views and music.
The Cliff (Bar area)
Evening ambience with cocktails and ocean backdrop.
Mullins Beach Bar
Casual night-time beach vibes with music and drinks.
Entertainment
Live spots and waterfront venues add atmosphere to your Barbados visit.
Speightstown Esplanade
Open-air dining and occasional live music along the water.
Lime Grove Lifestyle Centre (events & atmosphere)
Stylish complex with occasional performances and vibes.
Sports
Active travelers can take in Barbados’ golf and water-sport options nearby.
Barbados Golf Club
Public golf course offering a scenic round on the West Coast.
Mullins Beach water sports
Kayaking and paddleboarding options along the water’s edge.
Off the Track
Go beyond the usual beaches for memorable, immersive experiences.
Mount Gay Distillery Tour
Explore one of the world’s oldest rum distilleries and its history.
Harrison's Cave
Underground limestone caverns with impressive formations.
Andromeda Botanic Gardens
Lush, curated plant gardens ideal for a gentle stroll.