Morgan Lewis Sugar Mill

Located in the parish of St. Andrew, this windmill is the largest and only intact wind-driven sugar mill in the Caribbean. Built in the 18th century, it stands as a testament to the island’s rich sugar production history. The windmill, now maintained by the Barbados National Trust, offers visitors a glimpse into the past with its well-preserved machinery and informative exhibits. After exploring the windmill, enjoy a delightful lunch at Mosaic at the Mill. This charming restaurant offers a variety of delicious dishes, blending local flavours with international cuisine. Whether you choose a fresh seafood dish, a hearty salad, or a traditional Bajan meal, you’re sure to find something to satisfy your taste buds. The restaurant’s relaxed atmosphere and scenic views make it the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy a meal.

2 hours

Cherry Tree Hill

Cherry Tree Hill is a must-see stop on your Barbados tour, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the island’s east and northern landscapes. Situated in the parish of St. Andrew, this scenic lookout stands approximately 850 feet above sea level. The hill was originally lined with cherry trees, which have since been replaced by majestic mahogany trees. As you ascend Cherry Tree Hill, you’ll be greeted by a picturesque drive flanked by these towering mahogany trees. At the top, the view opens up to the lush Scotland District, a region known for its rolling hills and verdant valleys. This spot is perfect for capturing stunning photographs, enjoying a peaceful moment, or simply taking in the natural beauty of Barbados.

15 minutes

Cattlewash (Pass By)

Located in the parish of St. Joseph, this beach offers a long expanse of sand, fringed by windswept sea grape foliage and rugged cliffs. The name “Cattlewash” harks back to its historical use, where farmers would bring their cattle to the beach to be washed by the crashing waves. While swimming in the open water is not recommended due to strong currents, the beach features natural rock pools that are safe for bathing. It’s an ideal location for a relaxing beach walk, sunbathing, or a quiet picnic under the Casuarina trees. The scenic drive to Cattlewash itself is a treat, showcasing the dramatic landscapes of Barbados’ east coast.

Foursquare Rum Distillery

If you love rum and history, you will love the Foursquare Rum Factory and Heritage Park! This amazing place is located on a former sugar plantation in the southern countryside of Barbados. You can tour the modern and computerized rum factory and learn how they make some of the best rums in the world, such as Doorly’s, Old Brigand and E.S.A.Field. You can also sample their delicious rums at the Copper Still bar for a small fee. Don’t forget to visit the Heritage Park, where you can admire the historic buildings, colonial architecture and folk museum. You can also enjoy the beautiful gardens, art, and craft shops, and food and drink stalls. Foursquare Rum Factory and Heritage Park is a must-see attraction for anyone who wants to experience the culture and spirit of Barbados!

2 hours