Saint Philip
Barbados
Parish·Rural, Cultural, Expansive
Saint Philip, located at the easternmost end of Barbados, is the largest parish by land area, characterized by its flat terrain and extensive agricultural activities. The parish is a cultural hotspot, producing famous local entertainers and hosting the vibrant St. Philip Carnival. The central hub, Six Cross Roads, serves as a commercial and residential center, while the parish's involvement in the local oil industry adds an industrial touch. Visitors can explore the rural landscapes, enjoy local music, and participate in cultural festivities.
Highlights
- Largest land area of Barbados parishes.
- Known for local music and entertainment.
- Home to the St. Philip Carnival.
- Central hub at Six Cross Roads.
- Involved in the local oil industry.
Things to consider before traveling to Saint Philip
- Largest parish by land area in Barbados.
- Rich in cultural heritage with local music and entertainment.
- Central hub at Six Cross Roads for commercial activities.
Tips
Local Cuisine
Try the local dishes and enjoy the fresh produce from the extensive agricultural lands.
Cultural Events
Plan your visit around the St. Philip Carnival to experience local music and festivities.
Exploration
Visit Six Cross Roads, the central hub of the parish, for a mix of commercial and residential vibes.
Nature
Explore the rural landscapes and enjoy the tranquility of the flat terrains.
Travel advice
Spring
Enjoy the mild weather and participate in local agricultural activities.
Summer
Experience the vibrant St. Philip Carnival and local music events.
Fall
Ideal time for exploring the rural landscapes and enjoying the tranquility.
Winter
Mild temperatures make it perfect for outdoor exploration and enjoying the local culture.
Essentials
Currency
BBD $
Average Cost
$100-$200 p/day
Languages Spoken
English
Best Time to Visit
March-May, September-November
Occasion Tags
Cultural Exploration, Local Experience, Festivals
Location
Saint Philip, Barbados