The beautiful Caribbean island with stunning beaches that’s 29C all year | Travel News | Travel

The beautiful island country of Barbados is full of cultural heritage, great food and stunning beaches.

But what makes this island so great, is that it stays warm year around – specifically at around 29C, making it the ideal getaway for Brits.

Soaking up the sun on the gorgeous island won’t be too difficult as Barbados boasts over 80 pristine white beaches each bringing their own unqiue touch and providing different experiences.

Mullins beach found on the west side of the island is perfect for swimmers, famillies and those who like slower-paced activites.

However, those who enjoy a bit of a thrill don’t have to miss out as the beach also features jet skis and inflatable rides hovering across the water, waiting for visitors to have a go.

While the incredible beaches might be enough to convince some people to get Barbados down on their bucket lists. The island has so much more to offer.

Fortunately tourists can enjoy a bus tour around the island, viewing all of it’s picturesque landscapes and learning all about the island’s rich history.

As part of the journey passengers get to hear local stories and even explore historic Bridgetown, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with centuries-old buildings, including St. Michael’s Cathedral and the Barbados Parliament Buildings.

The narrated tour by Sweet Life Tours lasts between six and seven hours and they cater their services to passengers making sure that whether you are travelling in a group or individually, your experience is an enjoyable one.

Barbados is home to extraordinary wildlife, that you can get up close to at the island’s Wild Life Reserve. From Barbados’s popular green monkeys to colourful parrots, visitors get to see the animals up close in their natural environment as they eat, play and interact with other animals.

If you love nature but animals aren’t really you’re thing another way to explore the island’s natural wonders is embarking on a hike through across the island.

Barbados National Trust runs weekly expeditions and the island has plenty of walking trails meaning so regardless of experience there are trails suited for everyone.

So whether you’re looking for a adventure packed holiday or a tranquil getaway, Barbados is the place to be.