Bathsheba Park
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Monday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Thursday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Friday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
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a month ago
Bathsheba Park and its famous Mushroom Rock are difficult to capture in a review because this is one of those places you really have to experience in person.
Nestled along the east coast of Barbados, the scenery is absolutely incredible. The rugged coastline, crashing Atlantic waves, and Mushroom Rock create a view that is both dramatic and mesmerizing. Unfortunately, the seaweed invasion was very noticeable during our visit, but even with that, the natural beauty of the area was impossible to miss.
Make sure to stop at the local bar right next to Mushroom Rock. It is a great little spot to grab a drink, relax, enjoy the view, and mingle with the locals. Another place where you can really feel that wonderful Bajan vibe.
Definitely worth the trip across the island.
by Philippe Bouvier
4 months ago
It's a very quiet and cool family beach... You can go for a picnic in there, and spent a good Sunday... It's not nearby Bridgetown, but it worth to go... Something very interesting is that you find more local people than tourists... In al case, you have little places to stay at night, and prices are not as high as in others places of the island...
by manuel oropeza olivo
7 months ago
Definitely a journey to get here on some sketchy roads. Beautiful park area with scenic views of the ocean. And rock, they had a concessions stand there and bathrooms. Shaded area with some picnic tables.
by chris kemper
9 months ago
The actual destination is wild and rugged. Getting to & from there is on some truly terrible 'roads'. I use the term 'road' loosely. Think more 'audition for a lunar landing' and less 'road'. There are so many potholes, craters and worse I do believe that NASA could use it to calibrate their Mars rovers. Any remaining asphalt on the surface is now merely suggestive. There's a café selling drinks and snacks. A few stalls selling souvenirs. Toilets (didn't use them so no idea what they were like). Quite a lot of smelly Sargassum seaweed on the beach today. In summary: picturesque & rugged scenery on the Barbados east coast. Assuming you're not suffering from concussion by the time you arrive, I'd say it's worth it.
by Robert Marshall
10 months ago
A spectacular rugged East Barbados Atlantic coastline.
The sea is at it's most wildest and ferocious.
We spent galf an hour watching the windsurfer.
by Stuart Roberts
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