Chalky Mount Potteries, St. Andrew - The village of Chalky Mount has been known for its pottery for generations. You can purchase a sample of this 300-year old tradition. Mount Hillaby, St. Andrew - This highest point on the island is 1,100 feet above sea level. St. Thomas - Showcasing Barbados' limestone coral geology, a train tour winds through caves complete with pools, waterfalls, and stalagmites. The Castle is now the centerpiece of the Marriott Sam Lord's Resort.
Sea anemones grow in the pools on the cavern floor.
Barbados Museum - This museum, located in a former military prison, informs visitors about Barbados, its history and its ecology. Through observation windows 6 feet underwater, passengers can view tropical reefs. There are many ground tour operators on the island. The National Trust maintains many historic sites and offers tours and hikes. Check with the Tourist Board for more information.