What type of clothing is forbidden in Barbados?

Camouflage of any color — be it green, blue, black, or any other commonly-used shades — is strictly prohibited for both locals and visitors in Barbados, and this restriction applies not just to clothing but extends to all accessories, including belts, shoes, hats, and even socks.



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In Barbados there are no nude beaches and all beaches are open to the public. Nude bathing is illegal on Barbados beaches.

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Can you kiss in public in Barbados? People in Barbados both heterosexual and gay are not into public displays of affection (pda) generally you should be safe just limit the pda cant help you on the LGBT treatment at your hotel however. You'll be fine at the Coral Mist.

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Mosquitoes are resident nuisances on the island of Barbados. Of particular threat to the island is the Aedes aegypti mosquito which is a carrier of dengue and yellow fever.

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With no import duties or VAT charged, tax free shopping for visitors in Barbados is as much as a third cheaper than prices in Europe, the UK and North America. Barbados the ideal place to purchase luxuries such as jewellery, watches, designer wear and cosmetics.

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Tipping. Tipping in Barbados is discretionary and should reflect the service you have received, however, a service charge of between 10 to 15% is typically added to your bill in hotels and restaurants.

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Most shops and restaurants in Barbados are happy to accept US dollars as well as BBD, but you'll always get more for your money when paying in Barbadian dollars. You'll also receive any change in BBD, not USD.

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The import of local currency is unlimited but amounts of over BDS$10,000 must be declared on arrival. The export of local currency is prohibited. There are no restrictions on the import of foreign currencies and monetary instruments provided amounts with the equivalent of over BDS$10,000 are declared on arrival.

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