Barbados's wild east coast

Explore Atlantic-facing gardens, surf and coastal scenery from Bathsheba to the southeast coast.

The Atlantic side of Barbados is all surf, cliffs and open views. From the boulders at Bathsheba to the cliffs above Crane Beach, each of these places shows a different side of it.

1. Andromeda Botanic Gardens

   Parks & Nature, St. Joseph

   These clifftop gardens in St. Joseph overlook the Atlantic at Bathsheba, bringing coastal scenery into a garden setting.

2. Bathsheba Beach

   Beach, St. Joseph

   Bathsheba Beach is known for its giant boulders and the Atlantic surf at the Soup Bowl.

3. Farley Hill National Park

   Parks & Nature, St. Peter

   Farley Hill National Park has picnic grounds and east-coast views from its hilltop setting, alongside the ruins of a mansion.

4. Bottom Bay

   Beach, St. Philip

   At Bottom Bay, a palm-backed cove sits beneath high coral cliffs on the southeast coast.

5. Crane Beach

   Beach, St. Philip

   Crane Beach brings together pink-tinged sand and coral cliffs on Barbados’s southeast coast.