Bathsheba, Barbados
Ask locals in Barbados where they go on vacation and they’ll likely answer here. The rocky, raw town is rightly famous for its surfing, but it’s also a charming, utterly laid-back place with great little beach restaurants and jaw-dropping scenery.
Where to Stay: the lovely Atlantis Hotel, a New England-meets-the-West Indies historic hotel with some of the island’s best food.
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