Barbados September holidays

Festivals and events in Barbados in September

September is a quiet month in terms of events; some may say a welcome break after the abundance of cultural events in August. However, if you’re in search of something aside from the sightseeing and wondrous beaches, then check out the Sizzlin’ Sand Beach Volleyball National Tour Open. This event sees several local teams competing for the national championship and is often held in September over two weekends on Brandons Beach on the outskirts of Bridgetown. The event dates are changeable, so be sure to check this beforehand.

Top places to visit in Barbados in September

During any rainy period, you can take this opportunity to explore the buzzing capital of Bridgetown, located in St Michael. Among the plentiful attractions here, you can join a rum tasting tour of Mount Gay Rum Distillery and plunge into the underwater dive park featuring fascinating shipwrecks at Carlisle Bay.

Due to September being the off-season, now is your chance to locate a fantastic deal for your dream holiday. Speak to one of our friendly, knowledgeable travel specialists to help you find the perfect package for you. Affordable luxury is certainly possible in September and we’re here to make this happen. The west coast in St James is the place to be for stunning turquoise waters and an impressive array of stunning hotels.

What’s the weather like in Barbados in September?

In September, Barbados has an average temperature of 27°C, with highs of 30°C and lows of 24°C. It is during hurricane season, so there is around 15 days of rainfall on average, but these are brief, heavy downpours that clear to make way for beaming hot sunshine.

What to pack for a holiday in Barbados in September

General packing tips:

• Pack light clothing, swimwear and shoes suited to a summer holiday.
• Smart-casual outfits for the evening
• Bring a light raincoat or small umbrella for downpours.
• Don’t forget sun cream, sunglasses and a hat for protection from the sun.
• Strong bug spray and after-bite remedy.
• Travel plug adapter.
• Prescription medicines.
• Comfy shoes for exploring the island.
• Tote bag for shopping.
• If you wish to snorkel from the beach, bring your own snorkelling equipment.
• Avoid camouflage print and other army-type clothing as it’s prohibited in Barbados.