All Inclusive Holidays to Holetown
The Holetown Holiday Guide
Take time out of your resort by hiring a car when on your next all inclusive holidays in Holetown.
Holetown is the new name of the original James Town, which was named after King James of England. Situated on the west coast of Barbados the destination of Holetown is around 15 km from Grantley Adams International Airport. All inclusive holidays to Holetown are at the high end market and for those looking for luxury.
Beaches:
The beaches located along this coastline are full of green palms and of course white warm shimmering sands. Holidays to Holetown are captured with the top resorts located on the beach offering many water activities and daily entertainment right at your feet. There are many restaurants and cafes scattered around for light lunch or a cool beverage.
Entertainment:
A weeklong festival is usually held in the middle of February for the remembrance of the 1st English settlement in the area in February 1627. If you are planning to have Holetown holidays in February you will be able to see this fantastic celebration with many parades, concerts and exhibitions throughout the town. During your holidays to Holetown you will be busy in the shops, restaurants and bars.
Places to See:
For both the inexperienced and professional divers arrange a trip to Folkstone Marine Park where there is amazing deep and shallow coral reefs to explore. Visit the nearby impressive St James Parish Church which is an original stone building over 300 years old. You can see the historically important Holetown Monument during all inclusive holidays to Holetown which is still there as a commemoration of the first English landing in Barbados in 1625.
Beaches:
The beaches located along this coastline are full of green palms and of course white warm shimmering sands. Holidays to Holetown are captured with the top resorts located on the beach offering many water activities and daily entertainment right at your feet. There are many restaurants and cafes scattered around for light lunch or a cool beverage.
Entertainment:
A weeklong festival is usually held in the middle of February for the remembrance of the 1st English settlement in the area in February 1627. If you are planning to have Holetown holidays in February you will be able to see this fantastic celebration with many parades, concerts and exhibitions throughout the town. During your holidays to Holetown you will be busy in the shops, restaurants and bars.
Places to See:
For both the inexperienced and professional divers arrange a trip to Folkstone Marine Park where there is amazing deep and shallow coral reefs to explore. Visit the nearby impressive St James Parish Church which is an original stone building over 300 years old. You can see the historically important Holetown Monument during all inclusive holidays to Holetown which is still there as a commemoration of the first English landing in Barbados in 1625.
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