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The northernmost parish of St. Lucy in Barbados is renowned for the dramatic Animal Flower Cave, a natural sea cave carved into ancient coral rock. This rugged region, where the Atlantic Ocean meets the land with powerful force, holds a distinct charm separate from the island’s calmer west coast. Beyond the main paths lie several […]
The Animal Flower Cave, located at the northernmost tip of Barbados in the parish of St. Lucy, is the island’s sole accessible sea cave. This natural wonder was discovered in 1750 by a Welsh naturalist and author, Reverend Griffith Hughes. Carved into ancient coral rock over hundreds of thousands of years, the cave offers unique […]
The Animal Flower Cave, located at the northernmost point of Barbados in the parish of St. Lucy, is the island’s only accessible sea cave. Discovered in 1780 by two English explorers, the cave offers a unique natural experience where the land meets the sea. The cave gets its name from the sea anemones, locally referred […]
The Animal Flower Cave is a prominent natural attraction located at North Point, St. Lucy, on the northern tip of Barbados. It is the only accessible sea cave on the island. Discovered in 1780 by two English explorers, the cave offers a unique geological and natural experience. The cave’s name derives from the sea anemones, […]