Barbados
A land rich in culture and history, for travelers seeking a truly sophisticated experience.
In this guide
From opulent waterfront villas to rugged, wind-swept hills, our island offers a captivating blend of luxury, natural beauty and authentic Caribbean charm. Whether you’re exploring centuries-old landmarks, savoring world-class cuisine or relaxing on pristine beaches, every moment invites discovery.
Sandy Lane · St. James
Waterfront villa, Alleyne Real Estate
The Laughing Waters villa is a prestigious, luxury property in the exclusive Sandy Lane area. It is most accommodating for a large group of friends or a multi-generational family. Guests can comfortably spread out across three separate buildings: the Main House, Guest Cottage and Great House.
A stay at Laughing Waters is a truly one of a kind luxury experience.
Holetown · St. James
One of the island’s most atmospheric dining experiences, set directly on the Holetown waterfront. At the center of it all is Head Chef Paul Owens, whose culinary background spans respected kitchens and international experience that has shaped a style focused on precision, balance of flavor and ingredient-led cooking.
It stands out for its attentive service and its Head Chef’s long-established reputation for refined coastal dining. A must-try for any visitor with a sophisticated palate.
St. Peter
Dating to 1658, one of three genuine Jacobean mansions remaining in the Western Hemisphere. Tour the great house and taste its rum. We hold a personal connection to this estate: it came into the ownership of our family in the 1720s.
St. Lucy
Lunch atop the great sea cliffs of the rugged north coast, or venture into the cave to swim in its pristine waters. The land was purchased by our grandmother’s grandfather when he fell in love with the landscape of the North Coast.
St. Peter
Barbados’ Platinum Coast in pristine turquoise water. Calm seas and clear skies make this an ideal place to watch the colors of the Barbadian sunset.
Take the island home
A natural fiber that breathes, made for the way we sleep in Barbados. In four colors drawn from the coast.
