Many of the people will tell you what you should do or see when you visit a famous destination. But today we are going to tell you the other thing, what you shouldn’t do in that place. Today we are telling you what you should not do in Barbados.
Don’t you ever think to relax under the coconut palm trees
Maybe it is an urban legend that the coconuts are killing 150 people annually, but better be careful. You will never know when the heavy tree fruit will decide to leave its home and land directly on your head.
Image by Tarik Browne via Flickr
Don’t wear soldier designed clothes
Although the soldier designed clothes are still in trend, it is better not to wear it in Barbados. In Barbados it is prohibited with law to wear that kind of clothes, except you are not a part of the army, and you rather not do for that kind of things with the army.
Image by Brook Ward via Flickr
Don’t swim on the east coast
The east coast of Barbados is still not touched by the human hand and it is spectacular. You can have the most beautiful landscapes of the island right here. Well, on that part of the island there are weird and strong sea water streams that draws the swimmers deeper into the sea.
Image by Ben Ramirez via Flickr
Do not get near the monkeys
These, seemingly cute little creatures are real “hairy devils.” It is enough to approach within reach of your hands and they can instantly steal your food or you grab your hair. Not to speak for those who are even trained to rob you. Therefore, be careful and do not approach too close.
Don’t underestimate the rum-punch
This classic caribbean cocktail can be pretty dangerous in combination with the sun that is shining so bright all day long. Even in the nights this drink can cause you headaches before bedtimes. Keep in mind that this sweet drink can attract you to drink so much because of the sweet taste.
Image by Ben Alman via Flickr
Don’t sunbathe topless
This is not a french riviera or Miami beach. Barbados is a country where the nudity is prohibited with a law. So dont try to sunbathe every part of you.
Image by Berit Watkin via Flickr
Do not upset the turtles that are nesting
Barbados is blessed as a haven for nesting of turtles. For that credits the big population of turtles in the nearby waters. It is a nice feeling to swim in the sea with creatures that some of them could be hundreds of years old. Because of that, there is a law that prohibits touching of turtles that are nesting or to touch their little ones.
Image by Jonny White via Flickr
Don’t light fire on the beaches
Even though it can be extremely attractive, lighting fires on the beaches is legally banned in Barbados. Don’t let the police to spoil your holiday because you wanted a little more romance on the beach.
Image by Berit Watkin via Flickr
