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Bridgetown is Barbados's capital and is an active city of 100,000 people. It also has a deep water harbor and is the main port of call for cruise and cargo ships visiting Barbados. Within Bridgetown are some colonial buildings as well as the Barbados Museum, an excellent and underrated place to learn the history of Barbados.Most foreign tourists don't stay in Bridgetown itself, which has few accommodations. A popular area is the nearby South Coast, which has many hotels and resorts, as well as fine beaches.
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  003The CLIFF was a beautiful and very elegant restaurant. Probably one of the best I have ever been in. Food and service were excellent. Price was ridiculously expensive but the memory will last a lifetime! Drink lots of water as it gets quite hot during the day. The Sheraton Barbados had great service and the grounds were quite clean. Good tip? (0)  021227my fave beach is Bounds Beach. white sand , blue water. nice and calm good for swimming. there's also 7 shipwrecks offshore to go snorkeling! also, Payne's Beach is a good place to snorkel with the friendly green sea turtles! bring some bread in a bag, and they'll be all around u in an instant! they're amazing! Good tip? (0)  0024rent a car and drive round Barbados, it is the most lush and beautiful country I have ever seen. The people are so friendly. And if you get a chance to get the bus into town, do it! we used to call it the reggae bus...you find out why!!! Good tip? (0)
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