St. Peter
Named after the Christian Apostle and patron saint, St. Peter is one of eleven parishes and it is the only parish besides St. Lucy that extends to both the east and west coasts. White sand beaches, rolling hills and lush green terraces combined with popular sights has made St. Peter a sought after holiday destination. On the west coast, you will find some of the most spectacular beaches such as Mullins and Heywoods and their calm waters are ideal for swimming and snorkeling. A visit to the main town of Speightstown is a must where you can enjoy a leisurely stroll marveling at the historical buildings and the magnificent old colonial homes.
St. Peter Vacation Rentals
A vacation rental home always gives you the freedom to enjoy your holiday at your pace and leisure. St. Peter vacation rentals promise all the luxuries and comforts you would get in a five star resort and at the same they promise a sense of space and privacy which only a home can give. Set amidst spectacular surroundings, these vacation rentals are equipped with a host of comforts including wifi internet, telephone, cable/satellite TV, balcony, telephone and CD/DVD player.
Sights and Attractions in St. Peter
- Farley Hill National Park: Spread over 17 acre, this beautifully landscaped national park offers breathtaking views of the Atlantic and is an ideal venue for sightseeing and picnics. This is also the site where a magnificent 19th century house was situated and got destroyed by fire.
- St. Nicholas Abbey: Built in the early 17th century in Jacobean style, this plantation mansion is one of only three remaining in the western hemisphere. Situated on 420 acres of a working sugarcane plantation, this regal edifice still retains much of its original structure.
Dining in St. Peter
- Mango’s by the Sea: This restaurant serves a host of seafood delicacies amid a warm and inviting ambience. Situated in the historic town of Speightstown, this restaurant offers delectable delights such as fish, shrimp, scallops and lobsters that are matched by an impressive range of wines.
- Cobblers Cove Restaurant: This restaurant has an English country house setting while the cuisine served is French. Elegant and sophisticated, the eatery is known for serving a platter of exquisitely prepared French dishes.
- Mullins Restaurant: Situated on one of the most gorgeous beaches in Barbaodos, this place lays great emphasis on the high quality of food and the menu offered is a perfect blend of Caribbean delicacies.
Nightlife and Entertainment in St. Peter
There are not too many options for nightlife in St. Peter, however, this shortage is replaced by beautiful natural surroundings and gorgeous beaches that tempt you to stay outdoors till late at night. If you do want to enjoy an action packed evening, then you can visit the Cobblers Cove, which has a bar or else head to the more popular parishes such as Christchurch or St. Lawrence.
Golf in St. Peter
- Royal Westmoreland: This is an 18 hole course with a par of 72 and a length of 6,870 yards. It is surrounded by spectacular scenic views and gives you the opportunity to play a range of challenging shots.
- Almond Beach Golf Club Resort: This 9-hole golf course with a par 3 offers a pleasant playing experience to golfers of all kinds of skill levels. You can spend your day amid beautiful surroundings trying to tee of that perfect shot.
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