Relax on the 1,500 foot expanse of white, coral sand beach lapped by the shimmering blue Caribbean sea.

Glimpse splashes of orange from local, Terracotta tiled roofs peeping through gardens resplendent in vibrant and tropical flora and fauna. Let tall, gently swaying palms be your guide as you meander along pathways which lead to the discoveries of Casuarina ...

A Green Globe Certified Property.

Winners of this years World Legacy Travel Award in the General Hotels and Resorts category.
The awards are a joint effort by National Geographic Traveler magazine and Conservation International, aimed at increasing awareness of sustainable tourism’s benefits and to recognise those who practice it well.

A statement from the organisers about Casuarina, states “No two rooms are decorated alike in the resort, which supports local artisans and educates its guests about how to conserve the local environment. Or as one manager put it, ‘Reduce, reuse, recycle and rethink!” Read more

Compliments of the Barbados Advocate

1. Swimming pool
2. Childrens pool
3. Complimentary sun lounges
4. Poolside bar and restaurant
5. 2 floodlit tennis courts
6. Volleyball
7. Table tennis
8. Pool table/Billiards/Air hockey
9. Activities galore!
10. Manager's weekly rum punch party
11. Piano lounge
12. Walking distance to nightlife
13. Gift shop/duty free shopping
14. Mini-Mart
15. Reading room/library
16. TV in all rooms
17. Laundry facilities
18. Beauty salon
19. Wheelchair access
20. Free access and transport to World Gym
21. Membership to nearby Golf Course
22. Accommodations
23. 166 rooms
24. Fully equipped kitchenettes including microwave on request and coffee machine
25. Special features
26. Weddings
27. Disabled friendly property
28. Equipment available on request to assist disabled

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Web Posted - Fri Jun 11 2004
One of this country’s hotels has won the 2004 World Legacy Travel Award in the General Hotels and Resorts category. It is the Casuarina Hotel at Dover, Christ Church.
The awards are a joint effort by National Geographic Traveler magazine and Conservation International, aimed at increasing awareness of sustainable tourism’s benefits and to recognise those who practice it well.

A statement from the organisers about Casuarina, states “No two rooms are decorated alike in the resort, which supports local artisans and educates its guests about how to conserve the local environment. Or as one manager put it, ‘Reduce, reuse, recycle and rethink!” < Read more >