Flanked by the Atlantic Ocean, the tiny island country of Barbados is a part of the Caribbean Islands. Endowed with beautiful beaches, luxury resorts and an amazing nightlife, Barbados is a popular holiday destination.
#1
Keep your wallet, bags, mobile phones, etc. safe at beaches and other tourist locations. Popular tourist spots and crowded areas are the hub of pickpockets and scamsters.
#2
Travel in large groups, especially during the evenings. That is the best way to be safe while in Barbados.
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#3
Do not consume drinks that have been left unattended while in nightclubs and bars. Women need to be more careful and pay attention.
#4
Avoid secluded beaches and other unlit areas after dark.
#5
Always lock your hotel room or car carefully before leaving. Keep the doors and windows of your rooms tightly shut at night.
#6
Be alert while using public telephones and ATMs. It is best to avoid using ATMs and public phones in secluded areas, especially if you are alone.
#7
Avoid carrying large amounts of cash with you. Also, carrying expensive objects and wearing jewelry is risky. It is best to keep your valuables in the safe or locker in your hotel room.
#8
Do not stand underneath the Manchineel trees as the sap of the tree can irritate the skin causing blisters and burns. The fruit of the tree is toxic too.
#9
Always wear swimming shoes at the beaches of Barbados to avoid getting hurt by the reef beds on the shore.
#10
Be cautious. Although nightlife in Barbados is epic, you could be pestered by illegal drug peddlers and beggars as well.
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How Safe Is Barbados?
Although safer than the neighbouring countries, Barbados has its fair share of petty crimes and tourist frauds.
So, being vigilant and taking extra precautions definitely help you have a safe and incident-free holiday in Barbados.