Barbados Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Barbados is one of the most densely populated countries in the world, with abundant local tourism resources, including charming tropical scenery and cultural tourism attractions.

Attractions distribution:

Barbados is a coral island at the easternmost end of the West Indian Ocean archipelago, with an area of 431 square kilometers. Although it is not large in area, the bright sunshine, blue water, white sand beach, lush green trees, gorgeous flowers, and quiet hotel buildings constitute a charming scenery that makes people linger, making it a well-known tourist destination in the Caribbean region.
Under the influence of tropical ocean monsoon, Barbados has abundant sunshine, abundant rainfall, fertile soil, and abundant sugarcane. The sugarcane planting area accounts for more than four-fifths of the island's arable land. The sugar industry is the country's largest industrial sector, and it is known as the world-famous "Sugarcane Country". Every year from the last three weeks of June to the first weekend of July, when the sugarcane harvest is completed and the last batch of carriages loaded with sugarcane return in triumph, people strike the gongs hanging under the big trees, accompanied by loud sounds, and begin to celebrate the annual grandest folk festival - the Sugarcane Festival.

Scenic spot features:

Leisure vacation, seaside island