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The balmy, tropical Barbados climate is cooled by the continual trade winds blowing in from the east.The fresh breezes, warm sunshine, and sufficient rainfall make the year-round average daytime highs of 75-80 degrees Fahrenheit (24-29 degrees Celsius) very comfortable.Year round Barbados has days and days of glorious weather. Barbados is reliably hot with almost no variation in temperature. It hovers just below 30°C in the peak of the day and down to the mid 20s at night. Seasons are defined by rainfall and humidity. The dry season, from December till May, can still see some rain but is, for the most part, dry and sunny. Rain falls in short storms that quickly give way to clear skies. The average high temperature stays around 28°C which is kept bearable by relatively low humidity. The wet season, from June till November, coincides with the hurricane season, and as such is much less popular with tourists. Rainfall increases steadily to a peak in October, falling on most days in heavy storms. Rainfall is generally restricted to short downpours, sometimes causing flash flooding, that still allow for around eight hours of sunshine per day. Adding to the negative side of this season is the slightly higher temperature, at an average high of 29°C, made to feel worse by increased humidity levels. |
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Barbados as a holiday destination is known as the small island with a big heart and has a long tradition of handing out a warm welcome to holidaymakers to this "Little England.".The average high temperature stays around 28°C which is kept bearable by relatively low humidity. Barbados Weather Barbados is reliably hot with almost no variation in temperature. Barbados weather forecast - Saturday: sunny intervals, Max Temp: 27°C (81°F), Min Temp: 25°C (77°F)
A holiday to Barbados means you are on a island that is just a 30 kilometre long, which has superb sugar-white sandy beaches, that gently lead into the most beautiful and clear turquoise sea on its South and West shores, on the north coast you get bracing Atlantic breakers and a breathtaking coast line.
Inland you get a mixture of green fields and hundreds of sugar plantations surrounded by small traditional colourful houses and churches. The reggae and steel drums can always be heard. Sport:there are three golf courses and a variety of sports including water sports diving & sailing and land based sports including mountain biking widely available here as they are elsewhere in the Caribbean.When should I go?Barbados is a year-round holiday destination. Christmas and New Year are relatively rain-free and therefore the most popular. Temperatures range from 70F-83F (21C-28C). February and May are the driest months and July is the wettest with an average of 18 days rain.Barbados Holiday resortsSt James: The idyllic picture-postcard beach resort of St James is located on that most desired Caribbean island, Barbados. With clean white sand that slopes gently into shallow clear-blue waters, holidaymakers can experience a luxurious stay in surroundings that are rich with natural beauty, in purpose-built accommodation often only metres from the soft soothing waves of the sea.St Peter: Unwind amidst peaceful, scenic surroundings in tranquil St. Peter, with its beautiful beaches and calm seas. Tennis, golf and glass-bottom boat trips are available and there are shops, bars and restaurants in nearby Speightstown. St Lawrence: For plenty of action look no further. This resort boasts the islands biggest concentration of restaurants and bars and brilliant nightlife, particularly along St Lawrence Gap, which can be noisy (be prepared for street traders). The wide sandy beach offers watersports. Rockley Watersports enthusiasts are particularly well catered for on Rockley's excellent sandy beach (be prepared for beach traders). The resort itself features a wide range of restaurants and shops and, with plenty of bars, is lively by night. Hastings: This centrally located resort has plenty of amenities, including a good choice of restaurants, shops, wine bars and bars with live music. The sea here is very calm. Maxwell: Perfect for a quiet holiday, the peaceful resort of Maxwell is set on a sandy beach with watersports. Restaurants, shops and nightlife can be found in St Lawrence, 2km away. Silver Sands: Perfect for a laid-back beach holidays, this resort offers real peace amidst abundant natural beauty. The beach is popular with windsurfers. Some holiday costs in Barbados Dollars $3.5 to the Pound sterling. souvenir t-shirt B$16.00 postcard sent to Europe B$1.40 bus ticket B$3.00 litre of rum B$18.00 Dining out:There are numerous high quality restaurants practically everywhere. Fresh fish is abundant and usually excellent, and the local rum most certainly deserves a try.Days out: Why not take a Catamaran Cruise or a helicopter ride and see the whole of the island. Or take a trip in a submarine to explore the many hidden reefs and coral and fish within their natural habitat. Or for those who like cricket why not visit the famous Kensington Oval at Bridgetown. Shopping: Good buys are locally produced rum and locally made crafts such as pottery, woven baskets and crafts made from coconut shell. There are duty free shops in Bridgetown and are only open 08.00-18.00 Monday to Saturday. ** There is a BD $25 (£8) Departure Tax payable when leaving Barbados**TIme Difference GMT minus 4 hours |