St. Joseph

Barbados

A coastal landscape with waves, palm trees, and a distant hill.
A coastal landscape with palm trees, ocean waves, and a distant hill.
A marina with several boats docked in front of colorful buildings.
A beach with clear blue water, palm trees, and people walking along the shore.
A large rock formation in the ocean with waves crashing against it.

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A coastal landscape with rocky cliffs, a sandy beach, and the ocean.
Bathsheba
Known for Sea, Relaxing and Islands
Pounding surf draws skilled surfers to look for big-wave rides. Don’t swim here, but enjoy the unmatched scenery.

Reasons to visit

  • Bathsheba Beach
  • Cattlewash
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Sugar Hill
Sugar Hill
Check out Sandy Lane Country Club Golf Course and Royal Westmoreland Golf Course—just a couple of the sights around Sugar Hill.
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A beach with clear turquoise water, palm trees, and a building on a cliff.
Bowling Alley Hill
Check out Sandy Lane Country Club Golf Course and Royal Westmoreland Golf Course—just a couple of the sights around Bowling Alley Hill.
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A beach with clear turquoise water, a palm tree, and a clear blue sky.
Surinam
Known for Monuments
Explore Surinam: its monuments and more!
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A rural road with a herd of cattle crossing.
Cambridge
Known for Natural parks
Escape to Cambridge! Enjoy its parks.
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Saint Elizabeths
Saint Elizabeths
Check out Sandy Lane Country Club Golf Course and Royal Westmoreland Golf Course—just a couple of the sights around Saint Elizabeths.
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A beach with a prominent rock formation, clear blue sky, and palm trees.

Bathsheba Beach

8.8/10 (503 reviews)
If a restful vacation is part of your travel plans, Bathsheba Beach might be the perfect place to seek out during your trip to Bathsheba. Amble around this relaxing area's seaside, or seek out the surfing spots.
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