“Jack,
that time we met in Barbados, I didn’t know whether I ever wanted to speak to
you again”
Did you guys remember the line? It is
from the movie Pirates of Caribbean, the conversation between Jack Sparrow and
Esmeralda. Do you ever dreamt of going to Barbados? Well, I always found myself
dreaming of a vacation there. If you didn’t know, Barbados is an independent
island nation within the British Commonwealth in the eastern Caribbean.
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| Flag of Barbados |
This
place is worthy to be visited as much of the
island is ringed by coral reefs and provide an excellent environment for
snorkeling and scuba diving. The island lies on the boundary of the Caribbean
and South American continental plates making Barbados unique on geological
grounds. Within the core of the island it made up mainly of coral sediment, can
be found numerous caves and underground lakes. The most famous of which is
arguably Harrison’s Cave; a network of caves, waterfalls, pools and fantastic
stalagmites and stalactites.
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| One of Harrison Cave's pools |
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| Exploring the cave |
Barbados also offers one of the most popular cities to be
travelled in America which is Miami. They have Miami Beach there which is very
famous for the film and music video filming of international celebrities. For more
facts about the popular Miami, you guys can click here.
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| The view of Miami Beach from the top |
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| The lively Miami Beach at night |
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| Miami Beach Party |
Last but not least,
Miami also offers its tourists the historical place to be discovered. One of
them is the Bussa Emancipation Statue. It is actually a public sculpture of a
slave rebellion leader in Barbados. Many Barbarians refer to the statue as
Bussa, the name of slave who helped inspired a revolt against slavery in
Barbados, back in 1816. It somehow symbolized the “Breaking of
Chains”.
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| Bussa! |
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