Waves Hotel and Spa is the most recent addition to the group of hotels operated by Elegant Resort Hotels in Barbados, and joins – Crystal Cove, Tamarind, Colony Club, The House and Turtle Beach Resort as part of that group. Waves may be the latest offspring, but it is already a superstar in my books. …
Barbados Weddings at the historic St Nicholas Abbey
Built in 1658, St Nicholas Abbey is a majestic plantation house with a colorful history, and is one of only three remaining Jacobean mansions in the western hemisphere. The plantation itself is located in Cherry Tree Hill, an ancient natural passageway connecting the east and west coast of the island. It encompasses 400 acres of …
Weddings at The Coconut Court Hotel – Barbados
If you are looking for a beautiful beach setting for your wedding, the beach at The Coconut Court Hotel in Barbados – with its multi hewed water, wide sandy beach and elegant coconut palms – is one of the best. Located just 12 minutes from the capital Bridgetown,the staff and management at this affordable, family …
Weddings and Receptions at Champers Restaurant
As a visitor to any destination, a good idea is to follow the good judgment of the locals who know the place. If you are looking for a great location for your wedding reception or reception dinner, then Champers Restaurant – which is probably the most popular fine dining restaurant with locals, will be a …
Weddings in the lush tropical setting of Hunte’s Gardens
Located in the lush hills of St. Joseph Barbados, Hunte’s Garden is a beautifully developed garden in a natural gully setting. Developed by of one of the island’s foremost horticulturist – Anthony Hunt, this diverse, multi leveled and compact garden integrates tropical flora and fauna from throughout the world, with the preexisting natural island gully …
Weddings at The Beach House Barbados
The Beach House Restaurant is a great location for weddings and receptions of any size. This beach front restaurant and bar offers open air dining and is located on the famed platinum west coast of the island in the historic Holetown area, where the first English settlers landed in 1625.