The Barbados I Sea

Emerald and turquoise waters, blue sky, epic sunrises and ethereal sunsets.
Thanks to ‘Barber’ – a kind-hearted fisherman in his 80’s for the many boatrides. On the east, the water is more active and current more powerful, than on the west coast. The terrain is outlined by cliffs and rocks, whereas on the west, golden sand is trimming along the water’s edge.
🐚 shells and sea-smoothed stones 💎 are regular finds along the sand on some beaches. Like diamonds on the sand, we’re blessed with treasures delivered onto land daily by the Creator.
Shells and stones make beautiful jewellery, travel mementoes and art supplies. Each day, on shell-sprinkled shores, there’s a new supply of tesoros del mar– treasures of the sea. Barbados may not have gold or diamonds, but there’s an abundance of precious stones on the sands. I think I took this pic somewhere along the beach in St. John.
A beach in St. Philip decorated with fine, powder-white sand (perfect for a face & body scrub.) In the water, a barracuda swims by on the hunt for food. It was busy patrolling the low water back and forth for about 20 minutes.
Overlooking Freights Bay surf spot, at sunset.
Popular sea-bathing and paddle-ball spot on the south coast of the island, ‘Enterprise Beach,’ (more known as Miami Beach) offers both a “high” and “low” side. One with high and deeper waters with a stronger current and the other (separated by a small strip of raised land and lifeguard tower) a smaller man-made bay with crystal clear calm water. Located within 5 minutes walk from Oistins. 


The place I was born.

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4 thoughts on “The Barbados I Sea

    1. Thank you. There’s a lot to see and be grateful for. Feel free to share with your friends and loved ones.

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