Do’s-

• Renting a car or bike will be a better option to see most of the scenic views of the beautiful island.
• Exploring the beaches.
• Go on a catamaran cruise and swim with sea turtles. 
• Visit the Foursquare rum distillery, which is one of the most modern distilleries in the entire western hemisphere.
• Go on a rum tour.
• Being the land of flying fish try their national dish Cou-Cou and flying fish. Cou-cou made from cornmeal and okra while flying fish are silvery blue.fish. Other popular fishes are kingfish, tuna, shark.
• Take the travel and medical insurance before the journey.
• Animal lovers can visit the Graeme hall sanctuary to see colorful birds and to feed fishes.
• Keep Friday night for a sizzling barbeque at Oistins fish fry.
• Visit the Atlantis Submarine to experience a real submarine tour.
• Experience the unique tram tour under Harrison’s cave.

Don’ts: 

• Flaunting camouflage wear are banned on the island.
• Beaches don’t appreciate nudity so one should wear proper beach attire.
• Don’t sit beneath a coconut tree as per statistics it killed many people each year.
• Not all the beaches are appreciable for swimming due to strong currents, so do not take unnecessary risks.
• Crimes may happen late night so one should not visit less inhabited places.
• Travel outside the tourist areas at your own risk especially at night.
• Don’t take any valuables to the beach.
• Hurricanes and Earthquakes occasionally hit Barbados, be alert.
• Tap water may not be safe to drink.
• Don’t go for a car rental as one will need additional local car driving license.

This Caribbean Island is a premier destination for parties and nightlife. From world-renowned high-energy nightclubs to local thriving bars and pubs which can be a good option to spend your night. The boat parties, clubs, and music festivals are there to create a thriving party and to keep the spirits high day in and day out.
Following are some of the recommended Night Spots in Barbados that offer a great evening show and atmosphere:

• Harbor Lights is located on the pristine Carlisle Bay Beach 
• Oistin's fish fry is one of the most popular weekly events, located on the south coast of Barbados. The most happening night is Fridays, the start of the weekend.
• Taboo located at the Boatyard Complex, Bay Street, St. Michael on the outskirts of Barbados' capital city, Bridgetown, Taboo is the place to be every Saturday night

Options for night activities are endless on the small island mainly because of their fancier nightclubs. Less-Formal nightlife locations can be found in St Lawrence Gap for drinking, dining and live music. Other key venues are Mullins Beach Bar, First Avenue Holetown. There is something for everyone; young and old, exciting or relaxing, trendy or cultural.

• George Washington's house, a well-renowned place where the first U.S. President George Washington visited and stayed as a young lad.
• A great experience of a beautiful coral reef and shipwreck on an incredible adventure of the Atlantis submarine.
• Ride in a real submarine and watch the fish, turtles as well as other inhabitants of the ocean depths.
• St. James’ Parish Church - the oldest of the preserved churches on the island, notable for its unique architecture and interior decor.
• Oistins Fish Festival which takes place every Easter and is a great way to experience the Bajan culture.
• Holetown festival happens in the mid-week of February and is the biggest island party where one can enjoy the famous rum which is considered to be the national drink for Barbados.
   

• Food lovers must try the Original Bajan Walking Food Tour around downtown.
• Broad Street, the popular shopping street in the city where duty-free stores, local restaurants, and mini-malls are lined up.
• Try the flying fish from the local store.
• Swim with green turtles in the Carlisle Bay where you can touch them.
• Visit National Heroes Sq. the Clock Tower, Nidhe Israel Museum and other historical sites for experiencing the beautiful architecture in the city.
• Snorkeling over the wrecks is also an interesting thing to do and watch lots of fish by being in their midst.
• Must try the rum tasting samples or buy some of the popular rum during Mount Gay Rum Tour and also experience the Bajan style cuisine.
• Harrison's cave is one of the popular attractions where one can experience riding a tram inside the cave.

Below are the awesome souvenir ideas that the travelers can take home from Bajan island:

• Mount Gay Rum - There are two different types of rum produces in Barbados Cockspur and Mount Gay. Mount Gay rum is considered to be the world's oldest refined rum and a must buy for every rum lover.

• Bajan seasoning - The secret ingredient behind the mouth-watering Bajan dishes and therefore one must grab the opportunity when visiting Bridgetown to buy the Bajan seasoning. This seasoning is actually made up of herbs and spices.

• Tamarind balls - Traditional Bajan tamarind balls, an old-time Bajan candy have plenty of health benefits.

• Barbados Cane sugar - The place is the home for the world's finest sugar cane. For all with a sweet tooth, Bajan sugar is an excellent choice to take back home.

• Bajan Rum Cake - Traditional fruit cake that consists of dried fruits, nuts, citrus peel, mixed spice, sugar, eggs, and Bajan dark rum. Its alcoholic content makes sure that the cake will not spoil before reaching home.

• Local crafts and jewelry - Gifting a beautiful watch or a timeless piece of jewelry will keep the memory alive and they are a lot cheaper in this city. Oistins Fish Fry is one of the famous stalls to get the best selection for their arts and crafts.

• Souvenir T-shirt - For gifting purposes, this must be the best option for friends and family. Barbados T-shirts are relatively inexpensive with a variety of colors and designs.

• Bajan Sweet bread - This traditional Barbadians bread is rich in coconut texture, mostly served with hot tea and is the best option as a take-home snack.

• Bajan pepper sauce - This spicy hot sauce is mostly served with everything in Barbados especially as a dip for appetizers.

• Banks beer - The island's favorite beer naturally filtered through limestone rock, which gives Banks Beer its unique Bajan character and distinct quality.

• Art - There are some fantastic paintings of sea life, beaches and many more things that represent Barbados. The Bajan culture will definitely add a little spice of Barbados back at their homes.

• Jam - Capture the flavors of fruit on the island, this delicious local jam can give the special Caribbean flavor to your toasts.

• Beach bags - Personalized beach towels and bags are an amazing selection of beach and summer gifts.