Barbados travel information
Barbados is known as the ‘Little England’ of the Caribbean and offers a fascinating mix of local culture and English traditions. Travelling around the island is safe and the crime rate is low, although the roads can be dangerous. Medical facilities are generally good although pushed for resources, with long waits common.
Barbados is a safe place for foreigners to travel. Incidents of violent crime and attacks on visitors are rare, but petty theft does occur in popular tourist areas. For up-to-date information and advice, check out the Foreign & Commonwealth Office website.
http://www.fco.gov.uk
The Footprint Guides website offers up-to-date information and advice for travellers to Barbados, including practical advice for independent and budget travellers as well as sections on money and costs and lesser known attractions.
http://www.footprintguides.com/
Regarding health concerns and the required vaccinations for Barbados, the MD Travel Health site provides comprehensive information and advice, which is updated daily.
http://www.MDtravelhealth.com
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Essentials
Visas: Not required for most nationals, required to show onward or return ticket
Season: February - May
Money: Barbados Dollar, US and Canadian dollars accepted
Language: English
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