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Barbados
It's easy to feel comfortable he...with its high standards of education, delicious and varied food and reassuring stability, generations have enjoyed "Bajan" (the local term for Barbadian) hospitality.
Explore the island's rich culture. Colourful paintings fill the galleries, there's jazz and live concerts under the palms and delectable tastes in many exceptional restaurants. And when the friendly Bajans greet you with a warm smile, you'll feel like you've just come home. This is the perfect choice for the active holidaymaker who wants to combine a little sightseeing along with the sunbathing. History buffs will marvel at old plantation homes and stately churches; and the beautifully illuminated Harrison's Caves stalactites and clear pools attract visitors of all ages.
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In all the Caribbean, it's hard to find an island so diverse, so hospitable and so picture perfect. Just 21 miles (38 km) long and 14 miles (25 km) wide, the island is remarkable for its varied terrain, which ranges from pastal-perfect beaches to dramatic cliffs.
With 300 years of history, there are many ancient churches, old forts and buildings including Drax Hall, one of three Jacobean homes remaining in the Western Hemisphere.
