Gullies & Gardens

Explore the Gullies of Barbados

Discover the tranquil beauty of Barbados’ natural wonders and botanical gems, where lush landscapes and exotic plants await.

Welchman Hall Gully

Located in St. Thomas, this serene gully is home to exotic and native plants introduced over 200 years ago. It’s also where the grapefruit originated. Enjoy Nutmeg Walk, observe the wildlife, and visit nearby Harrison’s Cave.

Andromeda Gardens

This east coast garden features a rich collection of rare plants and cultural significance. Created by horticulturist Iris Bannochie, it’s considered one of the world’s best botanic gardens.

Hunte’s Gardens

Set in a natural gully, this multi-level garden offers vibrant flora and secluded corners. Its peaceful ambiance, enhanced by classical music, makes it a captivating retreat.

Flower Forest

Nestled in the central uplands, this 53-acre garden features tropical flowers, majestic trees, and stunning views of the island’s east coast. A perfect escape into nature for photographers and nature lovers.

Coco Hill Forest

Discover the natural beauty of Barbados at Coco Hill Forest, a 53-acre tropical oasis in St. Joseph. Explore serene trails through bamboo groves, fruit trees, and organic gardens while enjoying stunning East Coast views and learning about sustainable farming.

Farley Hill National Park

Located 900 feet above sea level, Farley Hill offers panoramic views, tropical gardens, and the ruins of a grand plantation house. It’s a great spot for picnics and hosts music festivals year-round.

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