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Flights to Barbados
Fly to Grantley Adams International Airport in Barbados three times a week from London Heathrow throughout the year and once a week from Manchester.
Flights available now, with the flexibility to change if you need to.
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We fly direct to Barbados (BGI) from London Gatwick (LGW), Manchester (MAN) and Heathrow (LHR).
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We offer daily Barbados flights from Gatwick, thrice weekly from Manchester and weekly from Heathrow in winter.
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The flight time from London is around 9 hours
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Discover Barbados
Barbados is famous for its epic white sand beaches and pop princess, Rihanna. If we can drag ourselves away from the sparkling Caribbean waters, we love to explore the island from Ragged Point Lighthouse to wandering the streets of colourful Bridgetown.
Travel Upper Class to begin your break in style with a pre-departure, award-winning cocktail and spa treatment at the Clubhouse at London Heathrow.
Barbados video guide
See some of the highlights from this beautiful island in our video guide to Barbados.
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Explore Barbados
Taste the real Barbados
Head to Oistins for the Fish Fry, a lip-smackingly good feast of (you guessed it) fish, freshly cooked at a jumble of beachside stalls. Friday night is party night. Head to our blog for more tips on eating in Barbados.
And they're off
Take your family and join the locals for horse racing at the Garrison Savannah. Soak up the atmosphere in the stands, or chill out at the side of the track. If you're looking for ideas for places to stay, we've got you covered.
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Go deep beneath the surface
Enjoy a tram ride through Harrison's Cave, a jaw-droppingly spectacular limestone cavern. Just make sure you've got a hand to hold for the bit when they switch the lights off.
Get busy in Bridgetown
There's a lot more to Bridgetown than duty-free shopping. Spend the day sightseeing and hanging out with the locals, then soak up the vibes when the sun goes down. For an offbeat day out, check out our guide to the island adventure safari.
Have a Bajan adventure
Make like an explorer with a National Trust hike through the Barbados most people don't get to see. If you're feeling daring, you can even do it by moonlight. We've got plenty more tips for seeing the best of Barbados on our blog.
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Local information
Airport guide
Before you set off, take a look at our Grantley Adams International Airport guide.
Local transport
Taxis are popular for short trips. If you'd prefer to hire a car, be aware that there aren't many road signs and the roads aren't up to European or North American standards.
Local currency
Barbados uses the Barbados Dollar (BBD) as its main currency. The US Dollar is also accepted in most places on the island.
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Electricity
In Barbados, the electricity supply is usually between 110 and 120 volts. Plug types used are the 2 pin flat blade and the flat blades with a round grounding pin.