why you should travel to the wonderful Barbados

 Deandra Greenidge

Professor Harris

English 1102

2,Feubuary,2021





Every year families decides to go on vacation to have a little personal time together away from the busy world. Instead of taking the traditional family vacation. how about we look at the Caribbean and see what Barbados has to offer. Due to the colonization of England, the national language of Barbados is English so there is no need to worry about trying to understand the natives. They speak English just like. Any American except for their English dialect is a little bit different, but it is still understandable. On November 30th, 1966, Barbados won their independence from British .They are no longer underneath the colonization of Britain anymore so every year they throw a big parade located by the Garrison. when taking a look at the flag of Barbados you will notice a broken trident. This Trident as a whole symbolizes the break from colonization but each point on the trident symbolizes something different.  The points on the trident symbolizes government of the people, government for the people. government by the people Whereas the blue symbolizes the ocean surrounding the country and the gold symbolizes the sand. 

Not only is the culture beautiful, but they have the most amazing beaches ever. The water is so clear you can see the sand on your feet. All though all of the beaches in Barbados are beautiful. I think Pebbles Beach would be great choice for vocational purposes. This beach is wonderful for relaxing and does not get very busy so if you just want to relax and let the sound of the waves soothe your body this is the place. Pebbles beach is also a wonderful attraction because in the morning between 5:30-7 am every Thursday and Saturday you can watch the races horse take a cool off in the nice refreshing water. These are not any regular horses but racing horses so they are trained very well and react good to people if you ask really nicely the handlers might even let you pet the horses.  Another main attraction is George Washington's house yes, the first president George Washington. Washington was traveling and fell ill where he was nursed back to health in that exact house. The house knows serves as a café that serves breakfast, coffee, tea, cake and so much more. A little piece of history if I must say. 


Lastly but not least You have to try the food in Barbados it is wonderful and So full of culture. You can't visit Barbados and not experience the food. Let's say you want a fancier restaurant with an amazing view then I would recommend Champers This restaurant has four out of five ratings and an amazing view of the water with the lovely sound of the waves crashing. Whereas on the other hand if you want more traditional food, I suggest you try a roti one of my favorites the best roti place in my opinion is  Cheffete very authentic and a one of a kind taste. The reason I think you should visit Barbados is because of the amazing culture and the wonderful scenes.




 Works citied.

Guide, Barbados org Travel. “Pebbles Beach, Barbados.” Barbados.org, barbados.org/pebbles-beach-barbados.htm#.YBn8MJeSnIU. 


‌ Wikipedia Contributors. “Flag of Barbados.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 20 Sept. 2019, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Barbados. 


“Things to Do in Barbados - Caribbean Top Sights & Activities.” Things-To-Do, www.visitbarbados.org/things-to-do.

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