The Crane Resort

The east coast of Barbados is a real natural beauty with magnificent beaches, rugged hills and amazing rock formations - the perfect place for your Barbados holiday. Located on one of the world’s best beaches, you can relax and unwind to your heart's content on the flawless powder sands of Crane Beach, or venture out to the gorgeous sights surrounding the resort. It's no wonder this resort has received accolades such as ‘Top 50 Places to go Before You Die’.

Accommodation at The Crane Resort

The Crane Resort is home to the largest suites on the island, with accommodations ranging from spacious one to three bedroom suites, over 70% of which come with their own private pool. Each suite features a private balcony and is flooded with natural light, framed by breathtaking views of the coast, tropical gardens, or the pool below.

For those drawn to old world glamour, the resort's original suites showcase mahogany furnishings and coral stone walls, while guests who prefer a more contemporary feel can choose from suites with a fresh, modern style. Throughout, a timeless Caribbean charm defines the resort's accommodations, offering ample space for every type of traveller, from couples seeking a romantic escape to families in search of a holiday with a taste of adventure.

Dining at The Crane Resort

Home to various award-winning restaurants, the resort offers guests an array of captivating culinary journeys throughout their stay. From local Caribbean flavours and classic Southern Italian fare to authentic Thai and Japanese, The Crane Resort's gastronomic offerings are sure to make an impression.

The Grove Bar & Grill is the perfect venue to indulge in grilled delights and watch the sun sink below the horizon while you sip on sumptuous tropical drinks beneath swaying palms, with a BBQ Night held every Tuesday. The Carriage House offers everything you need while you lounge under the Caribbean sun, open daily for lunch with poolside delights and for dinner with a steakhouse menu. For Italian fare, Poesia No.3 is open daily for dinner, while Azure serves a daily buffet breakfast alongside 'Golden Hour' for light bites and specialty cocktails, and à la carte dinner six nights a week. Zen, the resort's popular Thai and Japanese restaurant, is open six nights a week and was voted No. 1 for food in Barbados by Zagat. Rounding things off, Bar 1887 serves afternoon tapas and pizza every day.

Things to do at The Crane Resort

At The Crane Resort Barbados you can lose the crowds in the secluded sanctuary of the Spa, indulging in treatments that awaken a sense of total wellbeing in your body and soul. Make use of the five outdoor pools, including a child's pool, waterfall pool and Jacuzzi, enjoying the sun and a refreshing dip as you please.

Little ones are well catered for during their stay at The Crane Barbados. The Calypso Kids Club, which caters for children aged 4-12, provides an informative but fun guide through Bajan heritage and culture. Sightseeing trips encourage exploration of the local wildlife and myriad tropical plants while art classes will provide the children with a handmade memento of their trip. Calypso Kids' Club even hosts cookery classes where children can learn to make Bajan fish cakes, bakes and delicious fritters.

Opportunities for activity and adventure are aplenty here. Take a day or sunset cruise out onto the clear shimmering waters of the Caribbean Sea, watching the vivid colours of the sun's descent spill over the horizon. Alternatively, explore the land and coastline of the surrounding area of the South East Coast, taking scenic walks along secluded beaches and rugged coastal rock formations. Visit the locals in their colourful and lively villages, taking advantage of island tours to experience the local history and culture. For a true taste of local flavour, guests can also take the popular shuttle to Oistins Fish Fry, which leaves the resort every Friday night. Back at the resort, stay active with a game of tennis, or enjoy a round of golf at the nearby Barbados Golf Club, and be sure not to miss the daily activities held at The Lounge Bar.

For those looking to shop, The Crane is also home to a large duty free shop, Colombian Emeralds, Sophia's Boutique, and a convenience store, which offers guests the option of pre-arrival shopping.

Know Before You Go

The Barbados government has introduced a tourist levy of $19.25BD/$9.65USD per room per night, payable locally at your hotel.