Many visitors to the beautiful island of Barbados choose this island, not only for our exceptional beaches and fantastic climate but also to indulge in the art of shopping.

So whether you are looking for gifts for others, or something special for yourself, there is certainly no shortage of shopping in Barbados!

Barbados has a well-earned reputation of being an immensely satisfying holiday destination, going far beyond the usual pre-requisites of a tropical beach holiday. We encourage visitors to "scratch the surface" and discover the refreshing mix that lies beneath.

Barbados offers many breathtaking sights and natural beauty all around the island. Please note however, as you travel, Barbadians drive on the left side of the road.  Also pay careful attention to our road signals while driving, since our island has several narrow roads, roundabouts and the occasional steep hill or blind corner. Here are just a few tips to getting around in Barbados:

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Sea-U Guest House is tucked within a lush tropical garden along the seaside slopes of the village of Bathsheba on the east coast of Barbados, the most natural side of the island. Here you can enjoy unspoiled beaches, breathtaking views and mingle with locals. Uschi Wetzels, owner and manager and fell in love with Bathsheba and its friendly people, while working on a Barbados travel guide for a German editor. With hammocks strung between coconut palms, the Atlantic Ocean waves breaking against massive limestone boulders.

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We're just a few minutes walk - about 50 metres - or 150 yards - from a fine white sand beach on the fabulous world-famous south coast of the friendly Caribbean island of Barbados. We're in the Dover area - also known as St. Lawrence - at the other end of the road known locally as "the Gap".

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