There is something for everyone in Barbados. Relax on the beach, or sip rum punch whilst sailing the Caribbean Coast on a luncheon or sunset cruise. For the more lively there is parasailing, windsurfing, tennis, golf, squash and horse riding.

There are sights to reward the curious, restaurants to delight the gourmet, and a nightlife that bubbles with tropical excitement.

There are many places of interest to visit such as Harrisons Cave, Barbados Wildlife Reserve, The Flower Forest - and you can even dive beneath the waves and marvel at the beautiful coral reef.

Sunny weather all year round makes Barbados an ideal location for golfers and "would-be" golfers! These glorious weather conditions are complemented by some excellent golf courses.

Several golf tournaments are hosted throughout the year, attracting participants from a number of countries including Europe and North America. In addition, most golf clubs offer professional instruction.

The warm waters off the coast of Barbados offer ideal fishing for Barracuda, Tuna, Wahoo, Dolphin (Dorado), and the Marlin species. There is a fleet of Cabin Cruisers available for charter.

Spin fishing from the many beaches and inshore fishing from open boats is a popular pastime for Barbadians. Fishing is, in fact, a way of life.

Barbados is home to a healthy population of hawksbill and leatherback turtles. Once endangered by over fishing, these great creatures are now protected and monitored throughout the island. Turtles are sociable and tend to stay in the same area, following a steady routine. So long as they do not leave a habitat, they can be seen playing and feeding along the inshore reefs. In certain monitored areas they have become accustomed to humans and are relatively tame - you can swim with them as they feed amongst the coral.

The fringes and reefs found off Barbados blossom with healthy sponges, coral and plant life, making it a beautiful proposition for Scuba Diving. There are several types of reefs, each one unique in its own special way. The barrier reefs, located between 1/2 and 2 miles from shore contain large coral heads which form the habitat for thousands of beautiful fish - including Sea Horses, Frog Fish and Giant Sand Eels.