Sandals Royal Barbados

SANDALS ROYAL BARBADOS

The Caribbean’s easternmost island is the site of Sandals’ first rooftop pool-restaurant, which rises above the same beach where Skypool Suites and Millionaire Suites face. As a reflection of the culture on Barbados, this Sandals complements fine dining with a craft beer bar, a four-lane bowling alley, and the farm-to-table Greenhouse Restaurant serving local delicacies like lobster omelets and orange and nutmeg French toast. Its like the island itself: sometimes elegant, sometimes casual, always romantic.

Resort Inclusions:

• A variety of dining options at 21 restaurants
• Unlimited premium liquors and wines at 14 bars, including swim-up and rooftop bars
• Stocked bar in every room
• 11 pools and 6 whirlpools
• PADI-certified SCUBA diving with boats and equipment provided
• Water sports (paddleboards, kayaks, Hobie Cats, glass-bottom boats)
• State-of-the-art fitness center
• Daily entertainment and nightly live shows
• Free Wi-Fi in all rooms and public areas

Resort Highlights:

• First-of-its-kind rooftop infinity pool with restaurant and bar
• Bowling and craft beer bar at Lovers Lanes
• Healthy food options all day at Heart & Sol Juice Bar and Greenhouse Farm to Table
• Spa treatments under tropical cabanas at Red Lane Spa
• Skypool Butler Suites with infinity-edge pools
• Beachfront suites with private pools
• VIP Rolls-Royce transfers for select suites
• Escorted fast-track immigration for select suites
• Private Candlelight Dinners for two available

Island Excursions:

• Underwater Submarine Night Tour. Discover what’s 150-feet below the ocean’s surface around Barbados on this unique submarine tour. Certain marine predators and reef colors are only visible at night and in this specific location, making it an unforgettable experience.
• Oistins Express and Seafood Fiesta. Join one of the most popular Bajan traditions — the lively Friday night fish fry — with great food and fun people.
• Harrison’s Cave and Nature Walk. Ride a tram underground through the beautiful formations and hidden waterfalls at Harrison’s Cave and then walk among the island’s most unique foliage in one partial day trip.