St Philips Plains Attractions
The southern coastal plain of Barbados is prime sugar cane country. St Philips Plains extend north to an escarpment which approximately parallels between highways 4 and 5. Several attractions are located in this plain east of Grantley Adams International Airport.
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Heritage Park
Heritage Park is a collection of 17th C sugar refinery buildings that were restored to their former glory in 1999.
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Sunbury Plantation
The original Sunbury Plantation was built in 1660 but was destroyed by fire in 1995. The replica standing today is full of priceless antiques.
Crane Beach
Crane beach with its white coral sand was once a boat landing where cargo was unloaded then lifted by a crane sitting on top of the cliff.
To take advantage of the view from those cliffs, an 18th century stone mansion was converted to a hotel in 1867. Today the Crane Beach hotel, the oldest in Barbados, has expanded into a luxury complex.
To take advantage of the view from those cliffs, an 18th century stone mansion was converted to a hotel in 1867. Today the Crane Beach hotel, the oldest in Barbados, has expanded into a luxury complex.
Foul Bay
Located along the south east coast Foul Bay offers a beautiful stretch of beach, usually not to busy with lots of space for people to find there own spot. The ocean here can be rough so swim with caution.
Ragged Point - East Point Lighthouse
Of the three lighthouses on Barbados, the East Point Lighthouse is the most picturesque, sitting above the cliffs of Ragged Point.
