We’ve long loved the beach town of Bathsheba, Barbados for its eclectic mix of break-seekers, rum-lovers and spectacular scenery.
There’s just something mystical about the place, a destination that teems with inexplicable energy.
And then there’s the sound of the waves – the steady hum of frothing blue that is almost meditative.
Here’s what it’s like on the beach in Bathsehba.
— CJ
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