Golf Holidays in Barbados

Of all the Caribbean Islands, Barbados is the one that remained British throughout its colonial history. Still occasionally referred to as ‘Little England,’ it displays an endearing set of British quirks and traditions, from afternoon tea to horse racing. Fortunately, the British weather is not among them! Instead, visitors can look forward to a balmy, tropical climate cooled by constant sea breezes.

Barbados is one of the most developed Caribbean islands, which means it has an excellent infrastructure, a strong choice of exclusive hotels and an abundance of exceptional restaurants. The east coast is less developed and popular with surfers with its dramatic waves, while the west coast is best for swimming.

English is the official language but the more flamboyant local influences pervade life in the crafts, art, literary works and the cuisine. But one of the most important things that make this such a wonderful place are the delightful Bajan people.

Flight time: Approximately 9
Time difference: – 5 hours
Climate: Barbados enjoys a hot tropical climate with wet and dry seasons. May/June is the beginning of the wet season and can last up to late November. From then the dry season begins with very little rain falling between February and April.
Temperatures throughout the year vary little between mid-20 C and 30 C. The hurricane season is from June to November but the island only has, on average, one hurricane every 25 years. From December to June is the most popular time to holiday due to the absence of rain, slightly lower temperatures and lower humidity.