Principal Fishing Port
On the South Coast Oistins was once the major seaport. It was here that Royalist Barbadians grudgingly pledged their allegiance to Oliver Cromwell and his Government in 1652.
Oistins historic port and fishing Village cateers to locals and tourists with open CoalPot BBQs, rum shops and music. Mingle with Bajans for a fun night at great value.
It is the principal fishing port and the site of a major fish festival. The Oistins Fish Festival celebrates the life and contribution made by this fishing town to the overall development of the island. The programme includes fishing, racing, fish boning competitions, a Coast Guard Exhibition, food stalls, arts and crafts, dancing, singing and road races.
On the weekends at Oistins you can find all the best local seafood and local charm with music and items for sale
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