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Tourists from all over the world are drawn to the island of Barbados. This Caribbean paradise is especially popular for its 70-plus square miles of pristine sugar-sand beaches. Each of Barbados' coasts features unique and picturesque beach scenery, and each beach varies in atmosphere, from happening hot spots dotted with sunbathing tourists, to more secluded beach front property, perfect for a private romantic rendezvous. Travelers have a number of choices when it comes to deciding which beaches to visit on Barbados. You may want to keep in mind the different coastal features of the island's ocean fronts. The east and north coasts are on the Atlantic Ocean side of the island, and the waters tend to be a little rougher than the sea on the south and west sides. If you plan on engaging in watersports or swimming during your trip to the beach, stick to the western and southern coasts, since the waves of these warm waters are generally calm. The beaches on the north and east coast boast picturesque landscapes, complete with caves and pristine white sand perfect for an afternoon picnic. On your way to the beach you can also get in some serious shopping at various department stores and shopping malls downtown. Aquatic activities also lure vacationers to the shores of Barbados. A popular endeavor among travelers with families are mini-submarine trips. Observe exotic fish in their natural habitat without getting all wet. Barbados after dark is just as exciting and entertaining as it is during the daylight hours. Night clubs, live performances, and the theater are just a few ways you can explore Barbados when the sun goes down. Barbados is full of amazing attractions that are sure to make your Caribbean getaway a truly unforgettable experience. |