Harry Bayley Observatory
The only public observatory in the Eastern Caribbean, run by the Barbados Astronomical Society, with a 16-inch Meade telescope and an 80mm solar telescope. Public nights open with a short lecture.
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The only public observatory in the Eastern Caribbean, run by the Barbados Astronomical Society, with a 16-inch Meade telescope and an 80mm solar telescope. Public nights open with a short lecture.
Not-for-profit conversion of the disused 1881-1937 Barbados Railway reserve into a car-free walking, running and cycling path, planned to run 16km from Valley Plantation to Consett Bay, lined with fru
Sound bath and chakra-clearing practitioner running weekly group sessions at the Blue Horizon Hotel, plus one-to-ones, sister circles, workshops, retreats and a floating sound bath.
Local NGO founded 2016 running coral fragment nurseries of brain and elkhorn coral, with volunteers building fragment trees, monitoring nurseries until corals are ready for outplanting, plus beach cle
Long-running yoga school teaching at open-air venues including Sweetfield Manor gardens, Nature Care Garden Centre and the Radisson pier, plus SUP yoga in Carlisle Bay with Paddle Barbados.
SUP lessons, rentals and tours plus kayak, surfboard and snorkel hire from the Barbados Cruising Club on Carlisle Bay. Also hosts SUP yoga with Santosha.
Small Anusara yoga school with a regular studio timetable plus a dedicated early-morning beach class.
Guided walk over a working biodynamic farm with breakfast, lunch or teatime included.
Family-run heritage museum on 200 acres with a nature walk through tropical forest planted with local fruit trees, vegetables and medicinal herbs, plus a library on Barbadian plant and social history.
277-acre reserve rebuilt from an exhausted sand quarry, offering a suit-up beekeeping experience, guided coastal walks, birding and a soil-to-sea hike.