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Crane BeachvsWelchman Hall Gully
Both are rated highly by expert writers. On balance, Welchman Hall Gully ranks slightly better than Crane Beach. Welchman Hall Gully has a TripExpert Score of 80 with recommendations from 4 reviews including Fodor's, The Telegraph and Lonely Planet.
Crane Beach
Fodor's
Lonely Planet
Union Hall, Barbados
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Fodor's "This exquisite crescent of pink sand on the southeast coast was named not for the elegant long-legged wading bird but for the crane used to haul and load cargo when this area served as a busy port." Full review
Lonely Planet "Crane Beach, 7km northeast of the airport, is a hidden beach cove backed by cliffs and fronted by aqua-blue waters." Full review
Welchman Hall Gully Fodor's
The Telegraph
Frommer's
Address: Welchman Hall, Barbados
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Fodor's "This 1½-mi-long (2-km-long) natural gully is really a collapsed limestone cavern, once part of the same underground network as Harrison's Cave." Full review
The Telegraph "An easily managed path goes along the gully, and you're provided with a booklet to identify the flora." Full review
Frommer's "Lush tropical garden, which contains specimens of plants, many of them labeled...occasionally, you'll spot a wild monkey amid the flora. You can also see breadfruit trees " Full review
