Sandy Lane, Holetown, Barbados
For a magical Caribbean holiday, Sandy Lane is your luxury choice in Barbados. Overlooking the Caribbean Sea, the resort is set on an idyllic coral sand beach. The colonial building exudes timeless elegance and with an exceptional golf course it is your perfect getaway from the city life.
The resort offers 112 elegant rooms and suites to chose from. Spacious and private, each room is laid out for maximum comfort and hospitality. Amenities are top of the class to make you feel at home while you experience an authentic Caribbean stay. For an experience like no other the stately Villa at Sandy Bay is a work of art. Set within its own private gardens, the villa offers absolute privacy and comes with a dedicated team to look after your every need.
At Sandy Lane you will enjoy exceptional cuisine within exquisite surroundings. With four Barbados restaurants, you will discover wonderful flavours from around the world. Each meal is a delight, with only the best in local ingredients used to bring you a dining experience to remember. For the perfect light leisurely lunch, relaxed coffee or cocktail, head over to the Country Club Restaurant and find complete relaxation while watching the sun go down
The Spa at Sandy Lane is a world in itself. A stunning marble reception area and enchanted staircases lead you to the treatment suites and water therapies. At this Caribbean spa resort, treatments are drawn from wellbeing traditions across the world combined with an authentic Barbadian experience.
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About Barbados
Barbados is an island nation in the heart of the Caribbean Sea that truly has it all. From fine white powdery sand beaches, mesmerising turquoise waters to beautifully landscaped gardens, there is plenty to do and see here. The lonely east coast offers some great surfing conditions which attracts professional surfers from all over the world.
The capital, Bridgetown is a Unesco World Heritage listed site. This port town is dotted with colonial buildings of stunning beauty. One of the main attractions is the Nidhe Israel, a synagogue founded in 1654. Plenty of restaurants and cafes offer traditional and international cuisines. Interestingly, some local traditions are reminiscent of their British colonial past, including afternoon high tea and cricket, the national sport.
One of the most popular attractions is Harrison’s Cave. Tourists can access the subterranean environment on a fun tramway journey. The caves have naturally formed stalactites and stalagmites in unusual formations. At certain points during the tour visitors are allowed to alight from the tram to get up and close to the formations. One main area of the caves is a huge cavern, "The Great Hall", measuring over 50 feet in height.
