Our Location
We are ideally located, being just a 4 minute stroll to the renowned Mullins Beach, where there are beach chairs to rent and a variety of water sports available. For those who prefer a quieter situation, then Gibbes Beach is just a 10 minute walk.
We are spoilt for choices of restaurants ranging from fine dining to fast food and just about everything in between. There are three within a 5 to 20 minute walk away. Speightstown has 5 restaurants and 2 provide complimentary transfers.
Holetown is about 15 minutes away and has at least 15 restaurants. This is perhaps a better choice for shopping with Limegrove (an upmarket mall), a new supermarket and the Chattel Village with a number of boutiques and shops carrying art work and local handicraft. Your stay would be incomplete without a least one visit to Bridgetown (35 minutes away) which although not a noted location for dining, is certainly steeped in history and interest and of course offers a wide variety for shopping.
Nearby Attractions
Barbados has something for everyone and we will be more than happy to assist with any information you may need, make reservations for tours, restaurants and car hire. Here are some nearby attractions to consider. Click each for more details:
St. Nicholas Abbey is one of just three remaining Jacobean mansions in the Western Hemisphere. Tour the oldest working plantation, historic great house and beautiful gardens on your visit. Coming soon – a railway along the top of Cherry Tree Hill showcasing amazing views of the beautiful east coast!
Formerly known as Little Bristol, Speightstown is a quaint town with old world charm. Here you will find a mix of old and new buildings, beautiful beaches, a variety of restaurants, shopping and street vendors known as hucksters who line the streets selling fresh local produce.
Located in the heart of historic Speightstown, this 18th century house attraction appeals to children and adults alike. Visitors can explore its three floors of exciting, interactive displays and informative exhibits depicting the history and development of the area.
Located under the cliffs at North Point, St. Lucy, is the island’s only accessible sea cave. Sea anemones (locally known as “animal flowers”) can sometimes be found in the cave’s pools. While there, be sure to visit the lovely restaurant on the cliff top for lunch and capture some fantastic sea views!
