Must visit places in St. James

www.barbados.org: Check the bell which predates the famous American Liberty bell by 54 years! Read more.

www.barbados.org: Check out Best of Barbados gift shops. Stop at Just Grilling (just south of Chattel Village) for lunch. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Calm waters - great for swimming and watersports. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Overlooking a nice beach. Great place to watch sunsets. Fish fry and other community events are often held here. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Small reefs good for snorkeling. Calm waters. Turtle hatchlings are often released here in summer. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Small but fascinating museum. Playpark for the kids. Marine park for scuba and snorkeling. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Site of the first British settlement in Barbados. Don't miss the Holetown Festival in mid-February each year! Read more.

www.barbados.org: Try the fish pita at OPA! and anything at The Pastry Box :) Read more.

www.barbados.org: Calm waters good for swimming. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Spot the celebrities that stay at the luxurious Sandy Lane Hotel! Read more.

www.barbados.org: Try the flying fish pate :-)

Tamara Goodman: The best restaurant. Hands down. Must go!

Charlie Tebbs: The Steak Entreé is to die for.

www.barbados.org: If dining at Tides be sure to check out the art gallery usually featuring Barbados and Caribbean artists Read more.

Monique Truss: The flying fish sandwich is amazing!

www.barbados.org: magnificent coral stone house. not open to the public except when a Barbados National Trust Open House. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Commemorates the first English landing in Barbados.. curiously the date on the the main plaque is wrong! Read more.