Barbados in a Nutshell - 2022 - EBook

80 Sightseeing Codrington College in St. John is open to visitors In the lush hills of St. Joseph, follow the signs to Hunte’s Gardens – a real treat for all garden enthusiasts. Legendary horticulturalist, Anthony Hunte, welcomes you to his home where he has lovingly landscaped Castle Grant plantation into what can only be described as a spectacular tropical garden! His rum tasting experience is always a hit with visitors and he makes a delicious rum punch. Suprisingly, in addition to the 10 year old Hunte’s Rum, Hunte’s Gardens is also a great place to find tasteful gifts. Nearby, at the top of Horse Hill, is Naniki Restaurant , well known for its breathtaking views, peaceful surroundings and sumptuous Caribbean cuisine. Visitors to Naniki are welcome to enjoy a walk along their Nature Path or Hiking Trail for the more adventurous. Closeby is the intriguing biodynamics project at PEG Farm & Nature Reserve . Offering a chance to stretch your legs and learn about cutting edge farming techniques while enjoying some of the best views of the island’s east coast. The Farm House Café is owner run by Rebecca and Nathan who serve up the most delicious farm to table and fresh from the sea dishes for breakfast, brunch and lunch. Their herb infused local drinks are also delicious. In the neighbouring parish of St. George, stop by the interesting Exclusive Cottons of the Caribbean Ginnery and Visitor Centre, producers of the most fabulousWest Indian Sea Island Cotton (call ahead to arrange a tour 433 3108). Andrew Hulsmeier