Bellevue Plantation House, The flagship property with all events  managed by Artathomp for the last 5 years. a grand 8 bedroom residence set within 3 acres of manicured gardens. This historic property, built in the 1700s, boasts unique features throughout including mahogany floors, panelled walls, trey ceilings and Georgian-style staircases. The vast grounds feature mature mahogany trees, a fully restored separate guest cottage, large swimming pool and wide covered terraces which offer ample entertaining space and beautiful sea views. Perfect for a large group, wedding or family.

 The restaurant overlooks the picturesque St. Lawrence Bay; the only bay between Bridgetown and Oistins on the south coast of the island. This treats all guests to spectacular panoramic ocean views of the Lagoon.

Clifton House Great House is open to tourists as well as for recreational, social and corporate purposes. The Great House, together with its beautifully landscaped grounds and wealth of trees and exotic flowers, offers the perfect setting and retreat for artists, photographers, tourists as well as historians to enjoy the tranquility of this idyllic place.

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This Great House consists of a generous proportioned two storey front section, with a magnificent arcaded verandah on three sides and a double staircase to a central pedimented porch. The entire house is over 13,500 square feet.

The ideal venue for your special event, whether big or small, with stunning ocean views and elegant decor there's no better venue to consider.

When Princess Margaret’s son David, Viscount Linley, opened his celebrated furniture business in London, Halton’s now-owner joined him. He now builds lavish homes, primarily on Mustique. You’d expect his restoration of Halton, one of Barbados’ oldest plantations, to be superb, and it is. We’re confident that anyone who appreciates architecture, and stunning West Indian antiques will go ecstatic here. And then there are the ample grounds, the history and the mystery. Brace yourself. 

George Washington never went abroad, except to Barbados in 1751. It was a turning point for him, and in this beautifully restored house where he stayed, you learn how. Its upstairs museum uses artefacts and interactive displays to showcase 18th and 19th century Barbados, and gives eloquent witness to the experience of slavery. Beneath the Garrison runs a lacework of mysterious, 200-year-old underground passages. A triumph of engineering, they drained the once-swampy land and provided hidden communication routes. Today, you can explore them. 

Once the plantation house of the vast Black Rock Estate, Holders is famous today as the venue for the Holders Season, an elegant annual festival of music and theatre in the natural amphitheater of its garden. The house itself is a historic, traditional plantation house. Beautifully furnished in a combination of antique and modern styles, it reflects the personality and flair of a creative and dynamic family.

Sweetfield Manor has that old world charm that reminds you of its historic past. The central location, lush tropical gardens, wandering peacocks, mahogany trees, koi pond, unbelievable lagoon pool and the magical talking tree are just a few of the things your guests will really appreciate. Photo opportunities abound with lots of nooks in this authentic plantation house of bygone days.

The Tides could not be more perfectly suited to the romantic occasion of a wedding.
Our tropical ambience, amazing food, (your choice of wedding canapés, lunch and dinner menus) attentive staff and quality of service exceed what even connoisseurs expect from a fine dining restaurant such as The Tides Restaurant. 

There is a comfortable bar/lounge that makes a welcoming area for small groups and an ideal location for canapés and drinks.
We can accommodate large groups by offering exclusive use of the entire location or semi-private sections of the restaurant for smaller parties.