Seeing the babies wobble to the sea for their first time is an experience that is as touching as it is memorable.

Barbados is finally on the map as a Polo destination where the sport has flourished and the social scene excelled. Enjoy a day out at the local Polo Club to catch a match or two. (Polo season is from January to May)

Rum is a significant and symbolic part of Barbados’ history and culture. It is the cornerstone of the ‘Rum Shop’ culture, a by­product of Barbados’ main commodity, sugar cane. Spend a day sipping and becoming more knowledgeable on this libation.

Apart from its golden and white sand beaches boasting perfect weather, shopping in Barbados is also quite the experience. Revel in a haven of duty ­free luxury shopping and exquisite collectibles.

Take your taste buds on an explosive joy ride as you indulge in the best culinary experiences that Barbados has to offer.

Sail and snorkel at sunset in Barbados with a private boat charter. In between nightly swims, you can savor fine dining with a Chef catering just for you and your group. The LEDs under the boat light up the floor of the sea, making for a mystical experience.

A bike challenge that crosses bridges, a banana plantation and a slave burial ground. It doesn’t get more enigmatic than that.

Guided tour of 108-acre farm that practices biodynamic agriculture, lunar farming and free range animal husbandry. The restaurant uses farm-grown ingredients in its dishes, offering one of the cleanest-eating experiences on the island.

An aerial tour of Barbados as the pilot provides history and geography of the landscape.