Holiday Accommodation Bridgetown

Set in the capital of the Caribbean’s easternmost island, Bridgetown holiday apartments are perfectly located for you to get the best out of this magnificent island paradise. The town was formally established in the 17th Century by the Earl of Carlisle, and has retained a British quality ever since. One of the island’s best assets is its immaculate coastline. At a Bridgetown holiday villa you are within driving distance of more than 70 miles of beaches, with a fascinating variety of terrains. On the west coast, closest to holiday accommodation in Bridgetown, you can find extensive white sandy beaches lined with palm trees. The east coast is more exposed, and is ideal for water sports such as surfing, wind surfing and sailing. In the towns you’ll be able to choose between a tremendous array of fine restaurants, as well as some fun and friendly nightspots.

Barbados is an island with a rich heritage, and from your St Michael holiday home you can explore a host of historic landmarks. The Parliament Buildings are a highlight, and belong to one of the oldest parliaments in the Commonwealth. Meanwhile the Main Guard House is considered one of the island’s cultural treasures and features an important collection of English cannon. Barbados’ inland is no less stunning and not far from your St Michael self-catering holiday villa are a number of hiking trails allowing you to take a closer look at the island’s immense biodiversity. Group hikes are arranged every weekend and offer a perspective of the Barbados’ stunning landscapes that might be missed at the plush resorts.

There is little fluctuation in the yearly temperatures at a Bridgetown holiday rental – daily highs rarely drop below 20 degrees; however, there is a wet season that starts in June and continues to January.

Perhaps the best time to visit a Bridgetown holiday apartment is at the start of the season, around November and December, when the island is at its most laid-back and the resorts are a little quie