Dover Flights and Travel Guide

The resort of Dover in Barbados – located at the east end of Barbados’ high-traveled tourist area – is a popular stopping point for Barbados travelers.  Boasting white sand beaches and clear blue waters, Dover is an easy-to-fall-in-love with destination spot.   Watersports and underwater activity abound in this island destination including jetskiing, boogie boarding, windsurfing and snorkeling.  A highly-trafficked destination spot, hop a Barbados flight to Dover for a laid-back lifestyle. You won’t find any fast-food chains or shopping malls in Dover; pure and simple island living awaits Dover visitors.

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Shipwrecks: For Pirates of the Caribbean fans, look no further than the old shipwrecks of Barbados. If your long flight to Dover has you yearning for some activity, this is the attraction for you. See what happens when nature and history collide by exploring the underwater world of the SS Stavronikita (a 365-foot Greek freight ship), or the Friars Crag (a 110-foot Dutch freight that sunk in 1984). Carlisle Bay boasts the most watery intrigue, holding the Berwyn, Eilon, C-Trek, and Fox shipwrecks all in one area. Don’t be intimidated though, even beginners can cash in on the fun at Pamir, an easily accessible shipwreck site.

Jazz: Music is said to be the world’s universal language. After traveling across the world on your cheap flight to Dover, take the chance to see what all the fuss is about jazz. Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or a newcomer to the blues, the international fusion of modernity and classics come together in a diverse parcel. If the music isn’t enough to get you, the venue surely will. The Sunbury Plantation house in Farley Hill National Park has been around for more than 300 years, making it the perfect place to feel the rhythm.

Ocean Park: If you’re fascinated by the ocean but not all that interested in diving, the Marine Aquarium is a must-see stop. The Marine Aquarium has 26 displays of exotic fish and sea life, and its outdoor gardens are enough to make you want to call it home. If your kids are antsy from the long Dover flight, Ocean Park will calm the clan with a playground, mini golf area, restaurant, and gift shop. Take time to learn about the Clean Up Barbados Project, an environmentally-friendly campaign sponsored by Ocean Park.

Sailing Cruises: Sure, you saw the water from your Dover flight or from the balcony of your hotel room, but have you really seen the water? Set sail in Dover! Day cruises start on a secluded bay and allow you to swim with the turtles, sun bathe, and snorkel. Sunset cruises include the same, but add a sunset dinner equipped with wine and dessert, making any night a special occasion. And when you reach your peak of socializing with other tourists, take a private cruise to add luxury to an intimate gathering.

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