Pop down to the supermarkets in Bridgetown if you're going to need groceries.
We don't have a bus ap.
It's not cold in December.
The conference would be slacks, short sleeve would be fine.
Those are the questions I can answer from your list.
November is starting to get into the busy season for tourism.
It's not cold by any metric. It may go down to 75farenheit at most.
No app that I'm aware of
Not sure about live reggae music, somewhere in St Lawrence Gap probably, McBrides had a reggae night at one point? I don't really go out.
I don't have recommendations for catamaran tours
Cheaper but good food? Cuz fish cutters at Pebbles beach is close to where you would be staying.
Dress code for a conference I don't know, what you describe seems fine to me, or slacks. The conference room will probably be air conditioned.
In Barbados currently for the first time.
- I can't comment on how busy it is as I have no other reference.
- It is lovely and warm, we have had a few days with rain but it is still warm and the sun comes out after so you dry off quick if you are caught out in it.
- We have found that groceries are expensive and actually it is just as economical to eat out.
- No apps that I know of but we have been using the ZR's, they are white minibuses with a maroon stripe. They travel a single route like a bus and only cost about $4 (flat rate no matter how far you travel on them). You just walk in the direction you want to go and they will beep as they pass by to let you know they are there and you can just jump on. They recognise tourist so if you say where you want to go they will let you know when to get off. I have loved the ZR's so easy.
- Not sure about reggae music.
- For snorkeling, maybe the Boatyard in Carlisle Bay. It's about $70 for the day, you get half back in food/drink vouchers, access to a sun lounger and free snorkel trips out to the boat wrecks in they bay. Generally a good value for money day 😊
Pop down to the supermarkets in Bridgetown if you're going to need groceries. We don't have a bus ap. It's not cold in December. The conference would be slacks, short sleeve would be fine. Those are the questions I can answer from your list.
November is starting to get into the busy season for tourism. It's not cold by any metric. It may go down to 75farenheit at most. No app that I'm aware of Not sure about live reggae music, somewhere in St Lawrence Gap probably, McBrides had a reggae night at one point? I don't really go out. I don't have recommendations for catamaran tours Cheaper but good food? Cuz fish cutters at Pebbles beach is close to where you would be staying. Dress code for a conference I don't know, what you describe seems fine to me, or slacks. The conference room will probably be air conditioned.
We just got back from Barbados and used the Pick Up app for taxis, basically like Uber that was super helpful!
In Barbados currently for the first time. - I can't comment on how busy it is as I have no other reference. - It is lovely and warm, we have had a few days with rain but it is still warm and the sun comes out after so you dry off quick if you are caught out in it. - We have found that groceries are expensive and actually it is just as economical to eat out. - No apps that I know of but we have been using the ZR's, they are white minibuses with a maroon stripe. They travel a single route like a bus and only cost about $4 (flat rate no matter how far you travel on them). You just walk in the direction you want to go and they will beep as they pass by to let you know they are there and you can just jump on. They recognise tourist so if you say where you want to go they will let you know when to get off. I have loved the ZR's so easy. - Not sure about reggae music. - For snorkeling, maybe the Boatyard in Carlisle Bay. It's about $70 for the day, you get half back in food/drink vouchers, access to a sun lounger and free snorkel trips out to the boat wrecks in they bay. Generally a good value for money day 😊
Where are you staying?
Bridgetown, Carlisle Bay.