7-night Sustainable Barbados Holiday from £1,429pp!
Price includes return direct flights from London Heathrow, 7 nights room-only stay in a 4-star eco-certified Beach View Hotel in Barbados, ATOL protection, and a free £143 donation to the charity of your choice!
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4-Star Beach View Hotel
Beach View is a family-run hotel nestled on five acres of lushly landscaped gardens, just across the road from the stunning turquoise waters of Paynes Bay. Enjoying a prime location on the famed West Coast of Barbados, Beach View is just 15 minutes from the capital city of Bridgetown and 5 minutes from exciting Holetown which offers a selection of restaurants, nightlife, shops and other services. Accommodations include spacious, open plan 1, 2 & 3 bedroom suites with full kitchens, and, brand new for 2018, a selection of fully-equipped luxury suites, two-storey garden villas and well-appointed hotel rooms. The property features four sparkling pools to choose from, including a shallow children’s pool.
Beach View is sustainably certified
Green Globe is a leading certification within the tourism industry. Green Globe provides certification for several Industry categories, including hotels. The Standard has been developed over three decades and guarantees a high level of sustainable operations. It includes 44 criteria divided into four groups and is supported by over 385 compliance indicators. The areas included focused on the environment, sustainable management, social-economic impact, and cultural heritage. Applicable indicators vary by geographical area and local factors. The Standard covers three different levels ranked from lowest to highest being; Certified, Gold & Platinum. The certification is confirmed annually and requires that more than 50% of the criteria’s related indicators are achieved.
Barbados
Barbados has taken significant steps to preserve its unique biodiversity and reduce its carbon footprint. One of the most notable initiatives is the preservation of its marine life and coral reefs. The island has created numerous marine parks and protected areas to safeguard these delicate ecosystems, such as the Folkestone Marine Park and the Carlisle Bay Marine Park. Snorkelling and scuba diving enthusiasts can explore these areas while engaging in eco-friendly practices, ensuring that marine life thrives for generations to come. Read more about sustainability in Barbados here.
Suggested Itinerary
Day 1 – Welchman Hall Gully
Experience nature, culture, and natural history at Welchman Hall Gully. This tranquil place offers a touch of tropical forest with Barbadian and exotic plants. Guided tours available.
Day 2 – Andromeda Botanical Gardens
Visit the six-acre Andromeda Botanical Gardens, boasting over 500 plant species, including flowers, fruit trees, shrubs, and succulents. Enjoy the scenic surroundings and find unique souvenirs at the entrance.
Day 3 – Hunte’s Gardens
Formerly a sugar plantation, Hunte’s Gardens is a masterpiece filled with diverse flowers, trees, and foliage. Spot local birds and green monkeys while exploring this magical garden.
Day 4 – Animal Flower Cave
Discover the wonder of Animal Flower Cave, a sea cave opening into the Atlantic Ocean. Swim in natural rock pools on calm days and admire stunning views through cave openings.
Day 5 – Bathsheba Beach
Capture breathtaking moments at Bathsheba Beach with its expansive views, crashing waves, and phenomenal sunrises. Experience the unique lifestyle of this beach, famous among surfers and bodyboarders.
Day 6 – Scotland District
Explore the Scotland District with its sedimentary rock formations and structural geological features. Mount Hillaby offers the highest elevation on the island.
Day 7 – Harrison’s Cave Eco-Adventure Park
Embark on an exciting Tram Tour at Harrison’s Cave Eco-Adventure Park, witnessing picturesque views of streams, waterfalls, stalactites, and stalagmites. Experience the tropical flora and fauna on the nature walk and interact with island-native birds in the aviary.
Price is correct as of 25/08/2023
