Chow down on fried flying fish - the national dish. Travel back in time on a visit to one of the island's restored plantation greathouses. Barbados ranks among the top six destinations in the world with ideal conditions for windsurfing. From Christmas through the end of March, the white-topped waves are decorated with colorful sails, jibbing and tacking. Deep sea fishermen come for dorado, bonito, tuna, kingfish and barracuda.
Golfers can tee off at any of the island's four excellent courses.
Tennis is very popular and visitors will find numerous top-quality courts, many lit for night play. The local cricket games are super for the spectator. The Bajans have left nothing to chance in their desire to satisfy guests, and you will find exactly what you want from your vacation on Barbados. Barbados is an independent nation and a member of the British Commonwealth. The official language is English.