Birthday dinner

We celebrated my big day by having dinner at the hottest place on the island: The Cliff. This was also the last day in Barbados!

Happy Birthday

to me…

Lunch at Waterfront Cafe

We had lunch at Waterfront Cafe that is a must go if you’re ever in Barbados. The cafe was cozy and the view over the harbor in Bridgetown was nice.  The shopping wasn’t the best but we did manage to find a few things. (Jenny, they sell this cute coconut bags here that we found in Maldives, soo cute) We had some bajan food that was well-deserved after our shopping and watched the sunset! Afterwards, we went to the bar next door and got drunk on wine and bad mojitas : )

Bridgetown for a day

We went down to Bridgetown today and without the rain and adding some sunshine the city looked very different. The place was shining and people looked a lot more friendly when the weather was good! I like Bridgetown a lot. It’s very small and very cosy with small local shops and malls the size of H&M at home.

 

 

Chill-in at The Sandy Lane

So elegant, so glamourous and so fancy! Sandy Lane is where the rich and famous gather to have a good time in Barbados. It’s also where Tiger Woods got married. And now that I have been there, i can understand why. We had lunch there yesterday (veeery expensive lunch) and stayed around for drinks afterwards. The place is really beautiful…

Smoke-free for 10 days

I quit smoking ten days ago and it feels so nice : ) I feel so clean, so fresh and it wasn’t even hard. It was so easy : ) : ) : )

    

    

Oistins Fish Fry

Oistins Fish Fry is where locals and non-locals meet every friday to eat fried or barbecued fish, drink cocktails, listen to live music and just hung around. The area was filled with families, children, older and younger people and whole atmosphere was really laid back. We bought fresh fish that they barbecued for us and sat and eat and listened to the music and just enjoyed ourselves. 

 

 

Turtles in Barbados

I saw my first turtle yesterday : ) : ) : )

St Lawrence Gap

St Lawrence Gap is a area with restaurants, bars and night clubs on the south-coast. I wasn’t really that impressed by the place. It felt very tacky and like a typical British tourist place. We had some drinks on a beach-club and wandered around. They had a few smaller shops, but mostly was tourist gift shops. In the evening we went to have dinner at the famous “The Restaurant at the South Sea”. Food was really good and we got a good table with view of the Caribbean sea : )

A trip to Harrison’s Cave

We went to Harrison’s Cave yesterday which is a very big and really cool cave. The cave was huge and we had to go with an electric train with a guide to be able to go see the cave. The cave is actually 3 miles long but we only went through 1 of them. 

Our guide: