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The 10 Best Things to Do in Hastings, Barbados
Discover the best top things to do in Hastings, Barbados including Dread or Dead Surf Shop, Ted's Tours, Hastings Beach, South Coast Boardwalk, Rockley Beach, Allamanda Beach Boardwalk, Hastings Farmers Market, Mallalieu Motor Collection & Car Museum, ArtSplash Centre, Bad Habbits Fishing Barbados.
Restaurants in Hastings
1. Dread or Dead Surf Shop
Overall Ratings
5 based on 282 reviews
Dread Or Dead surf shop is a Surfing technical and funtional fashion retail store. We offer surf lessons, tours and board hire/rental through our surf school Surf In Barbados as well as SUP lessons, tours and hire/rental through our SUP shop SUP In Barbados.
Reviewed By dmandel3 - Toronto, Canada
If you are looking for a great way to spend a few hours, keep the kids both young and old busy and to learn how to surf safely Dread or Dead is perfect. Russell, Terry and the instructors didn’t waste a minute running through the basics then getting us out there to ride some waves. Compared to previous surf excursions ( we have done this as a family more than 3 times - 5 kids age 14 to 24 but also saw 6 year olds getting up ) this one was very tame on a beautiful south coast beech. The instructors stayed with the group for the full duration of 2 hours and were very informative and provided great guidance. We loved it and would recommend these guys for their great gear, tremendous patience and eye on safety. Thanks for a great day guys!!!
2. Ted's Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 522 reviews
Mondays and Wednesdays: Ted will drive along the coast, passing through all of the town and making stops at: *Speighstown *Cherry Tree Hill *Bathsheba *St Johns Church *Sunbury Plantation House for a lunch and a tour. Barbadian lunch and drinks included. The price is $75 USD per person, kids half price. Fridays: *Speighstown *Cherry Tree Hill *Bathsheba *St Johns Church Light snacks and drinks included. The price is $60 USD per person, kids half price. Private Tours Available for small and large groups.
Reviewed By Susan D - Surrey, United Kingdom
If you only do one thing in Barbados do a tour with Ted. The fun laughter and information is not to be missed. Thank you Ted for a great day.
3. Hastings Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 237 reviews
Reviewed By BackinBracknell - Bracknell, United Kingdom
We stayed at Coconut Court so were right by this lovely beach. There are lots of tall palms for shade but the hotel facilities are for guests only. Snorkeling is fantastic as there's a shallow lagoon area sheltered by a breakwater and some large rocks with holes have been placed in the sand to provide a place for the fish swim into.
4. South Coast Boardwalk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Will-Sandy - Iroquois, Canada
Once again we visited the South Coast Boardwalk for our daily walk during our month stay in Hastings didn't see the usual group cleaning the boardwalk this year, so there was a build up of sand around Hastings Rock that was only cleared once in our stay, one new outside restaurant opened up along the boardwalk, only real issue was the sewage problem at Tapas and Magic Isle, even with this we will be back to walk the mile long boardwalk next year
5. Rockley Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 609 reviews
Reviewed By Beverly D - Owen Sound
This has always been our favourite beach however this year we find it deteriorating
The Industrial size garbage bin is over flowing and has not been picked up in weeks
When asked we were told nobody is paying the bills
Bus loads of tourists arrive with the shower facility closed
Not too far away by the board walk they are allowing raw sewage to enter the beautiful ocean
So Sad
Clean up needs to happen now
6. Allamanda Beach Boardwalk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By robert h - hull uk
We walked along the boardwalk several times, the veiws are lovely.The boardwalk is also used by joggers and is suitable for the disabled.
7. Hastings Farmers Market
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
The Hastings Farmers Market is held every Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday morning at the ArtSplash Centre from 8am to 2pm year-round. There is a wide selection of local food, produce, prepared meals and a range of hand-crafted pieces from some of the Islands top artisans. Everything is grown, created, and crafted in Barbados.
8. Mallalieu Motor Collection & Car Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By greaser_11 - Wallington, United Kingdom
Beautiful cars ( apart from the Marina ) , great stories attached to each vehicle . Lovely miniature collection in a cabinet . Bill is unfortunately very deaf and his hearing aid doesn't appear to work , but I could spend all day listening to his patter , my wife was ( surprisingly ) very interested and asked several questions which belied her usual ambivalence toward cars .
If you read this Bill we are attempting to source a radiator cap for the American Austin
9. ArtSplash Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Cafe, Art school, Birthday Parties, play park, Art Gallery, smoothie bar and weekly farmers market for the whole family on the picturesque south coast of Barbados.
Reviewed By Trip33 - Essex England
Fresh fruit and a wide variety of ingredients make this the best place on the Island for a smoothie. Or healthy fruit bowl. Or a really good coffee. Or a juice to get the juices flowing.
Friendly staff add to the mix and on Wednesdays there is a farmers market with very interesting variety of produce and real hand made crafts.
10. Bad Habbits Fishing Barbados
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Captain Trevor Browne ownes and operates a 29ft open boat with dual outboard motors based out of Sandy Beach, Worthing, Christ Church. With over 25 years experience you are about to experience a great day of fishing on the beautiful seas of Barbados! Please call 255-3390 to book your private fishing charter today!
Reviewed By NWJ66 - Manchester, United Kingdom
As a sport fisherman who fishes globally I have been on some very expensive boats…however, as a fishing experience I would recommend anyone who is coming to Barbados to book Bad Habbits and Capt Trevor. The boat is big enough for 3-4 anglers and whilst you will have a target species in mind, unlike other boats that stick with a particular species set up, Trevor sets up tackle to fish for multiple species so if the wahoo ain’t biting you have always have options to at least catch fish. He is very knowledgeable about where to go and I found him very willing to talk about rigs and set ups if you want to learn. This is no capt who sits on an upper deck taking your money, but someone who is a genuine fisherman who doesn’t clock watch and is all about catching fish. I would definitely recommend him and will be booking him again.
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