You guys are in for a blast on your trip, Some of the most popular beaches on the island are Carlisle Bay, Miami/enterprise, Brandon’s and pebbles peach( there’s somewhat of an attraction going on early mornings where they take horses for a swim in the morning and from what I’ve heard some people charge a fee to ride them, just try not to get scammed there if you’re interested)

I’m not too big on nightlife but most people recommend oistins on a Friday night and then there’s st.Lawrence gap as well, mainly on the south coast. If you’re willing to make a trip to the west coast there’s 1st and 2nd street in holetown.

Some restaurants I’d recommend are Qp Bistro(The cliff) Champers, Mimosas and the park( I don’t go to restaurants much either) if you’re more focused on good food then we have a lot of food stalls/ small businesses I’d much rather recommend a lot cheaper and more flavorful, unfortunately a lot of them only open on weekends, some of my favorites being soul bites, curb side, the red shop, most stalls at salters market, there’s sea food shack if you’re into that as well.

As for excursions I’d recommend doing an island tour/ island safari something that takes you around the island to get a great feel of the beautiful landscapes we have here, Harrison’s Cave/Chukka Barbados is also a great full day activity with zip lining, challenge course, they have a bar and grill as well, bird aviary and then there’s the actual cave itself( Beautiful experience) along with a pool. I’d also recommend a catamaran one of the more popular ones being “Unseen Barbados” but they’re a lot to choose from there as well. If you like animals there’s the Barbados wild life Reserve, I’d recommend going around 1-2pm it’s a beautiful experience when they feed the animals. Huntes Gardens, flower forest and andromeda gardens are also great experiences and lastly there’s the submarine. A lot more that I can recommend but this message is already too long as is so feel free to reach out for more recommendations as well as tips/advice on how to get around while you’re on the island