Flights to Barbados

Barbados is a charming island that attracts numerous travelers during the holiday season. If you are planning a holiday to the island, book flights to Barbados at KLM. We have direct tickets to Barbados from various European and North American countries. Flights to Barbados from various cities around the world land at Grantley Adams International Airport.

While most travelers take a trip to Barbados to experience the Caribbean Island, the island has a lot to offer. Aside from sunbathing, Barbados has a great culture, and you can savor delicious seafood. History enthusiasts can experience the natural history of the region. For instance, visit Speightstown and explore the island's history by visiting the museums. If you are an inland explorer, don't miss an opportunity to visit Harrison's Cave or Hunte's Garden.

 

Practical information about Barbados

There are thousands of flights to Barbados annually for travelers seeking beach holidays and water sports. The island of Barbados lies east of the Lesser Antilles and north of the Atlantic Ocean. The famous city of Bridgetown is the capital of Barbados, with popular museums and prominent resorts. If you are visiting Barbados for a beach experience, you can explore the east coast with Atlantic characteristics or go to the west coast to revel in Caribbean beaches. Must-visit beaches on the east coast include Bathsheba, where you can explore the treasure troves of craggy coves. The shoreline in Bathsheba is also renowned for its crashing waves, which draw surfers.

 

Best time to travel to Barbados

Barbados provides an exotic escape if you are searching for white sandy beaches. So, when is the ideal time to get your flight tickets to Barbados? While Barbados has warm weather and offers all-year-round sunshine, you should plan your holiday to avoid heavy rainfall. The perfect time to fly to Barbados for a holiday is between January and April. There is plenty of sunshine, and rainfall is at its lowest. If you visit Barbados in April, expect a little rainfall and humidity. The wind speed picks up from May, and rainfall also increases. Unlike other regions that experience high temperatures in summer, Barbados enters the wet season in June or July. The island is the perfect destination for winter sun with daily hours of sunshine. The humidity in Barbados is also at its lowest.

 

Top sights and attractions in Barbados

Nicholas Abbey: When you are visiting Barbados, ensure you stop by St. Nicholas Abbey. While there are popular rum distilleries like West Indies Rum and Mount Gay Rum, St. Nicholas Abbey has a historic charm. Ensure you join the tours that take you through the 350-year-old plantation home and a museum with various antiques.

Hunte's Gardens: Make the most of the garden's picturesque setting to bond with nature. You can go for a picnic or watch hummingbirds and monkeys.

Harrison's Cave: Visit the limestone cavern with several streams, stalagmites, and stalactites. The cave is five miles long from Holetown and Bathsheba Beach.