Barbados in a Nutshell [antikvár]

SightseeingBarbados' gently rolling landscape and magnificent scenery make the island a real treat to explore. Hiring a car is an excellent idea, as this allows you to travel around at your own pace. You will find the fold out road map, which is provided with this publication, very useful for selecting and finding the major attractions. Listed below are just a few of the "not-to-be-missed" highlights around the island. The Barbados Wildlife Reserve in St. Peter is set amidst a lush Mahogany grove where you can mingle with free roaming monkeys, deer, otters, agouti, mongoose and many more. There is also an exotic orchid collection, walk-in bird aviary and iguana sanctuary, irenade Hall Forest & Signal Station, just next door, houses many artifacts, including pre-Colombian tools, unearthed during its restoration. The forest has over 2 km of trails winding through a large number of species of trees and plant life-interesting, informative and educational. The Scotland District on the rugged Atlantic coastline is as stunning as it is