Flora and Fauna
Enjoying the island flora and fauna.If you have a soft spot for all things green, Barbados is the perfect place for you. Explore the tropical forest Welchman Hall Gully, wonder at the stalactites and stalagmites in Harrisons Cave, be enchanted by the tropical plants in Hunte’s Garden or fall in love with the Andromeda Botanic Gardens. Trust us, you’ll have the time of your life.

Wining and Dining
A visit to Barbados is not complete without sampling itsmacaroni pie or the staple chicken, rice and peas available on street stands. Then there’s Fisherman’s Pub in Speightstown, where you can taste traditional food like pepper pot and cou-cou. Don’t forget to visit the Mount Gay Rum Distillery, the Foursquare Rum Distillery or the Malibu Visitor Centre for the island’s local spirits.

Attending a “lime.” Party with the Bajan people every Friday and Saturday night at the Oistins Fish Fry, a fish market by day, and a place for dancing, eating out and buying local arts and crafts by night. You can afterwards make a beeline for the bars and clubs in St. Lawrence Gap.

Festival
Heading out for the carnival. Get dazzled by the sighs and sounds of the “Crop over” Festival, which celebrates the sugar cane harvest. Enjoy the carnival ladies’ costumes, partake of the street food and let your feet dance to the rhythm in the street.

Water Sports
Who could resist the soft sand and pristine waters of Barbados? Aside from swimming, you can also go snorkelling, kayaking, kite surfing and windsurfing.

Golf in Barbados 
Fodor’s travel guide says of Barbados… “Golfers can choose from among some of the best championship courses in the Caribbean”.Indeed, the sunny weather all year round makes Barbados an ideal location for golf and the perfect vacation spot for golfers and “would-be” golfers!

Getting to and from Marsh Harbour

The third largest city in the Bahamas, Marsh Harbouris considered the commercial center of the island of Abacos. Visitors to the island would be glad to know that this city houses not just the biggest international airport of Abacos, but also many shops, bars, nightclubs, restaurants and hotels. Deciding to spend your holiday in Marsh Harbourwill prove to be a great idea, since it presents many activities you and your family can enjoy. Some of these activities include:

• The Festivals. Get a taste of the local culture by scheduling your holiday in time with the Island Roots Heritage Festival in May, the Summer Street Festival in June or December’s Christmas Festival. There are also parades held during January and February.

• The Nightlife.Mingle with the locals, listen to live bands or dance the night away in the city’s popular nightspots, or go off the beaten path to experience a more authentic night out.

• The Food. Sample Bahamian food in the restaurants you can find along the harbor. Have your belly and your soul filled with food prepared from locally grown produce.

• The Shops.Bring out the shopper in you as you visit the shops in Abacos. Fromlocal souvenir stalls to upscale stores, the island has something to offer to every shopper.

• The Water Activities. Of course, no visit to Marsh Harbour is complete without some fun in the blue waters of the place. Go kayaking, fishing, windsurfing, boating, snorkeling and scuba diving.

If you are to truly have an awesome holiday in Marsh Harbour, then you must get there in the safest and most comfortable way. There is no better way of doing that than getting the services of Caribbean Charter Flights. At CCF, we are committed and dedicated in giving you the charter flight experience you will never forget. Trust us to get you to Marsh Harbour safe, relaxed and secured as we cater to your needs during the flight.

Scheduling connecting flights can be a big challenge, so we have taken it  upon ourselves to make the arrangements for you, allowing you to travel without worry about missing flights. We will also speed up the airport checks and baggage transfers for you, saving you precious time you would rather spend on the holiday itself.

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Previously called Seawell Airport after its location in Christ Church in Barbados, the GrantleyAdams International Airport serves as a major gateway to the Eastern Caribbean. It was given its current name in 1976, in honor of Sir Grantley Herbert Adams, the first Premier of Barbados. The only airport in Barbados, BGI boasts of an airport crew that provides professional service coupled with a warm welcome. Small wonderthat the airport has been given the Caribbean’s Leading Airport award by the World Travel Awards in multiple occasions. This award-winning airport has the same amenities like airline counters, immigration and custom sections, two terminals, a runway, several taxiways and some duty free shops where you can do some shopping and sampling of the island’s cuisine.