Almond Beach Village - All Inclusive A 4 star hotel in St Peter

All-inclusive family resort with one-mile beach Located on the north coast, with one mile of beach, a golf course, tennis, and premium watersports. 330 rooms include hairdryers, coffee/tea makers, iron and board, and in-room safes. Family friendly with 10 pools. KidsÂ’ club included for newborn to teenager, four restaurants, five bars, nightly entertainment, golf, spa, tennis, excursions, and great beach location.

Hotel prices and availability

Special offer - prices from $275

Map showing Almond Beach Village - All Inclusive

Dining at the Almond Beach Village - All Inclusive

Sample menu for The Horizon
Appetizers:
  • Squid-shrimp salad
  • Fried chicken-mushroom wrap
  • Conch chowder
  • Chilled cantaloupe soup with Amaretto and mint
    Main courses:
  • Roast lamb
  • Braised duck
  • Seared mahi-mahi
  • French onion tart

    • Attractions near this hotel

    Getting around: Resort staff call taxis on request. Public buses operate past the resort.
    Folkestone Marine Park - 5.75 km (3.5 mi) Holetown (shopping, dining) - 6 km (3.75 mi) St. Nicholas Abbey (historic site) - 7.5 km (4.75 mi) Barbados Wildlife Reserve - 8.25 km (5.25 mi) Farley Hill National Park - 8.25 km (5.25 mi) Animal Flower Cave - 9 km (5.75 mi) Malibu Rum visitor center - 12.5 km (7.75 mi) Mount Gay Rum visitors center - 12.75 km (8 mi) Flower Forest of Barbados - 14.5 km (9 mi) Downtown Bridgetown - 15 km (9.5 mi) Tyrol Cot Heritage Village - 18.25 km (11.5 mi)
    Getting there: A taxi from Grantley Adams International Airport costs US$26-$35 for 1-4 passengers. (Rates are set by the government and subject to change.). Car rentals are available online. Driving is on the left side, British-style. Transportation to the airport on departure is complimentary. All prices are subject to change without notice.
    Grantley Adams International Airport (BGI): Approximate driving time to the Almond Beach Village is 45 minutes and distance is 35.5 km (22.25 mi).

    Driving directions from Grantley Adams International Airport: Narrow, unmarked roads and streets, numerous roundabouts, and heavy traffic along certain routes at certain times make driving through Barbados challenging. Guests renting cars should ask rental agency personnel to map a detailed route from the airport to the resort, with attention paid to the best route at the time of day.

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