It's that time of year again, the time where the roads are filled with tractors transporting harvested sugar cane to the factories to ...

Down on the South coast of Barbados,  next to the Hilton car park is a small, crazy coloured hut and a  gentleman by the name of Cuz who ...

Bul Jol  is a very popular delicacy in Barbados and even though it originated in Trinidad it is a must serve at many local parties, gatherin...

Oistins Fishing village is an absolute must see (by day and by night) when you visit Barbados. This small village, located in the parish of ...

Well not quite, however it is very likely that during your visit to Barbados you will either see a child or an adult buzzing by with a snow ...

Happy Monday to all our Loop Barbados readers! How was your weekend? I hope absolutely stunning whether you were in sun or snow! Okay, so th...

Sweet Potatoes are tuberous root vegetables belonging to the Morning Glory family and were first discovered in Peru around 8000 BC.  Since s...

Loop Barbados 's next " Santa's got a sunburn feature " will be the famous jug-jug. It's not Christmas in Barbados if...

It was in 1642 that sugar farming was introduced in Barbados by the Dutch and since then, sugar has not only become a major part of our hist...

For the next few weeks in December Loop Barbados has decided to do a "Santa's got a sunburn" segment. This segment will incl...

The Scotch Bonnet pepper, also known as Scotty Bon, Boney Pepper or Caribbean red pepper is a variety of the Chili pepper found in Barbados ...

Since yesterday was Independence Day here in Barbados,  Loop Barbados has decided to feature a post on the one and only conkie. These trad...

The English name coconut, first mentioned in English print in 1955 comes from a Spanish and Portuguese word, coco meaning "monkey face...

The Chattel house is the Barbadian word  meaning 'moveable property'. The type of home came into play when plantation workers decide...

This little 1/2"-1" in diameter fruit commonly known as the 'Bajan Cherry' holds great popularity in Barbados. The cherry ...

Sitting atop Horse Hill, St. Joseph is a small and beautiful church adorned with stained glass windows and an unbelievable view of the East ...

Situated in the parish of St. Andrew is Morgan Lewis Windmill. This windmill was the last operating windmill in Barbados - ceasing operation...

You may be wondering, what this strange sounding 'thing' called Breadfruit is? Well, it is a species of flowering tree in the mulber...