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    Dec 01, 2022 4 minutes

    TH EEXPERTS

    Nigel Tisdall

    Travel writer

    Sarah Barrell

    Senior editor, National Geographic Traveller (UK)

    Ianthe Butt

    Travel writer

    Neil English

    Travel and ski writer

    Barbados is easy to reach, with plenty to do beyond flopping on the beach. Time your trip to take in one of the free, three-hour ‘Stop ‘n Stare’ hikes run by the Barbados National Trust every Sunday afternoon. These head off to littleknown corners of this history-rich isle, moving at a good pace to provide both a decent workout and the chance to chat with Bajans. For some cycling, eBike Island Adventures is a new company offering guided tours by e-bike. There’s a choice of eight rides, from

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