Fisherman's pub: This is one of the best places on island to experience true ‘Bajan’ food, ranging from fish cakes, baked pork to pepperpot beef stew set within an authentic ‘rum shop’ design.

Arlington House: Housed in a restored eighteenth century building, Arlington House is an interactive three-story museum that is both educational and engaging. Children in particular will love the interactive and audio visual features of the museum and the whole family will enjoy learning about Barbados' heritage.

Port St Charles Yacht Club: Full service bar and restaurant, with a panoramic view of Port St. Charles beach along the West Coast; has been deservingly coined the phrase ‘Simply Paradise’.

Archer's Hall Design Centre: Offering unique West Indian pieces within a 17th century showroom.

Orange Street Corner Grocer: Great European style bistro making fantastic homemade pizzas.

Speightstown Mall: This mall has a variety of stores ranging from a convenience store, clothing stores, Bank, art gallery, and fruit and vegetable vendors.

Fish Pot Restaurant: Dining at the Fish Pot restaurant located within Little Good Harbour is a fantastic way to experience the northern side of the country. Set in the small eighteenth-century fort at the water's edge, the restaurant is airy and informal, the restaurant offers a truly gourmet dining experience in delightful surroundings.

Banking Institutions: There are three banks available in Speightstown, these are Royal Bank of Canada, Republic Bank and First Caribbean International Bank.

Jordan’s Supermarket: Providing all the items you need to make your stay feel at home.

Six Men’s Fish Market: A popular fish market provides a fresh variety of fish from Dolphin, Marlin, Tuna and, of course, Flying Fish. The market becomes alive on Friday night where the adjacent rum shop plays music and serves drink.

Gallery of Caribbean Art: This prestigious facility hosts numerous exhibitions throughout the year, highlighting the work of the region's finest artists, sculptors and photographers.

Nikki Beach: located in St. Peter, spans 1.4 acres of pristine beachfront and features a restaurant, pool and beach club with oceanfront seating for up to 200 guests. Guest amenities include a valet service, seven catamaran-like lounges jutting out over the ocean, yacht dockage, water shuttle, ample parking, showers and changing rooms.

111 East: fast becoming known for the most delicious coffee and fresh teas, this little gem of a beach hut offers a laid back and uncomplicated setting with an amazing beach view. Patrons can enjoy cold beer and wine, local rum punch and to satisfy the hunger pangs, the Bar Bites Menu is available along with daily a specials menu with sandwiches and a charcuterie and cheese board.

Fisherman's pub: this is one of the best places on island to experience true ‘Bajan’ food, ranging from fish cakes, baked pork to pepper pot beef stew set within an authentic ‘rum shop’ design.

Arlington House: housed in a restored eighteenth century building, Arlington House is an interactive three-story museum that is both educational and engaging. Children in particular will love the interactive and audio visual features of the museum and the whole family will enjoy learning about Barbados' heritage.

Port St Charles Yacht Club: full service bar and restaurant, with a panoramic view of Port St. Charles beach along the West Coast; has been deservingly coined the phrase ‘Simply Paradise’.

Archer's Hall Design Centre: offering unique West Indian pieces within a 17th century showroom.

Speightstown Mall: this mall has a variety of stores ranging from a convenience store, clothing stores, Bank, art gallery, and fruit and vegetable vendors.

East Moon Restaurant: the only Chinese restaurant on the north of the island within a chattel house at reasonable prices.

Fish Pot Restaurant: dining at the Fish Pot restaurant located within Little Good Harbour is a fantastic way to experience the northern side of the country. Set in the small eighteenth-century fort at the water's edge, the restaurant is airy and informal, the restaurant offers a truly gourmet dining experience in delightful surroundings.

Banking Institutions: there are three banks available in Speightstown, these are Royal Bank of Canada, Republic Bank and First Caribbean International Bank.

Jordan’s Supermarket: providing all the items you need to make your stay feel at home.

Six Men’s Fish Market: a popular fish market provides a fresh variety of fish from Dolphin, Marlin, Tuna and, of course, Flying Fish. The market becomes alive on Friday night where the adjacent rum shop plays music and serves drinks.

Folkstone Marine Park: experienced scuba divers and snorkelers alike will definitely enjoy the reefs and turtles Folkstone provides. Tennis courts can be found on this ideal picnic venue.

Paynes Bay Vendors: every Friday you can catch a sumptuously fresh grilled fish, served with traditional Bajan side dishes. Of course there’s more, the vendors have a variety of Bajan delights including grilled chicken, macaroni pie, rice and peas and to wash it down Bajan rum is available along with other drinks.

Paynes Bay Fish Market: one of the smaller fish markets on the island where you can buy fresh local fish or watch as the fishermen dock their boats and offload.

Mr. Vic: this is a casual restaurant that is children friendly and is a popular local hangout which dish up a combination of Caribbean/British food.

Holder’s Hill Polo Field: known as the main Polo venue in Barbados Polo enthusiast can cheer for their team from November to May.

Cariba Restaurant and Bar: internationally trained chefs provide modern Caribbean cuisine with an Asian twist in a traditional chattel house setting.

Scarlet Restaurant:‘eat, drink, play’ is this electric restaurants' slogan where superb food, fantastic cocktails and good fun lies.

The Cliff Restaurant: incredible setting matched with creative cuisine, a must see in Barbados.