A Caribbean lifestyle and sustainable travel blog
Barbados Guides
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Locally Owned Hotels in Barbados You’ll Love
I’m highlighting hotels that are owned by people based in Barbados, including those run by long-standing Barbadian families and naturalised residents alike.
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The Ultimate Guide to Family-Friendly Activities in Barbados
Discover the top things to do in Barbados with kids—from beach days to nature parks. A local mum’s guide to fun, safe, and family-approved adventures.
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The Ultimate Guide to Non-Beach Activities in Barbados: History, Culture, Nature & More
Whether you’re a history buff, a foodie, or a nature lover, here’s your ultimate guide to fun things to do in Barbados beyond the beach.
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The Best Places to Work Remotely in Barbados
I'm highlighting some of the best places to work remotely in Barbados; where the wifi is free and your laptop will always be welcome.
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Best Places to Eat in Barbados: A Local Foodie Guide
From high-end establishments to charming local spots, there's something for every food lover here in Barbados.
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A Local’s Guide to Dog-Friendly Places in Barbados
Whether you're a resident or visiting with your pup, this guide highlights some of the rare gems where dogs aren’t just tolerated, but embraced.
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How to Plan a Self-Guided Island Tour in Barbados: Tips from a Local
Whether you’re a visitor or a local like me, hopping in a car and exploring Barbados at your own pace is one of the best ways to discover the island.
Planning a trip to Barbados? 5 sustainable travel tips from a local
Here are five simple steps that you can take towards becoming a more sustainable traveller in Barbados to ensure we leave a beautiful Barbados for Barbadians, and future travellers, to enjoy.
Winning at the Barbados Tourism Media Awards: Celebrating Local Storytelling
Honoured to win ‘Local Drum Beat First’ at the 2018 Barbados Tourism Media Awards for my piece on freediving and lionfish hunting!
My Plastic Free July Challenge Journey
Join me in the Plastic Free July Challenge as I take small but impactful steps to reduce my reliance on single-use plastics. Follow along for practical tips, easy swaps, and useful resources to make sustainable choices that benefit our planet. Let’s make a difference—one plastic-free step at a time!