Come with us on a journey across the quilted fields and hills of Barbados into the depths of the lush vegetative estates inland at the Welchman Hall Gully, Flower Forest and the most enchanting place on earth, Huntes Gardens.  Immerse yourself into the thick of the Welchman Hall Gully, home to the first discovered grapefruit in Barbados!

Meander along the pathways and experience this transcendent gully eco-system of unique and delicate foliage, rock forms and streams all naturally created given Barbados' unique and delicate limestone construct. If you are lucky, you may be able to spot and snap a quick pic of a couple of the residents of the Welchman Hall Gully, the Green Monkey as  they eat on a platform developed for them or as they frolic among themselves!  As you continue along on your experience with us, you will be able to put only relaxation at the forefront of your minds as you stroll through the picturesque Barbados Flower Forest.

Feel the cool breezes embrace you as they channel across from the Atlantic at strategic points along the garden and while you are at it, be sure to capture those memories of the lush, floral pathways and stunning views of the unscathed side of Barbados. Just before your experience at the Flower Forest is complete, take a quick refresher and sip on a locally served juice on the deck before you make your final stop at the most enchanting place on the earth - Hunte's Gardens. Your journey over Hunte’s Gardens takes you into what was once a collapsed limestone sinkhole but has been since cared for, manicured and groomed to take the shape of what everyone knows as the most enchanting place on earth. With towering cathedrals of palm trees, a versatile array of flowering plants and a variety of lookout nooks, we can definitely determine why it has been dubbed as such.