By the Caribbean Journal staff
It’s just you and the sand, the crash of the waves.
It’s the late morning in Barbados, and the sand is empty.
This is the beach moment, something that Barbados has turned into an art form.
And this is what it’s like at the beach near the Crystal Cove resort on Barbados’ tony Platinum Coast.
— CJ
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