It's not your idyllic Caribbean beach with cradle-rocking surf to caress swimmers lolling in the waves. Bathsheba, on the rugged Atlantic coastline of Barbados, is better known as a surfer's beach, its most famous spot dubbed the Soup Bowl for the

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It's not your idyllic Caribbean beach with cradle-rocking surf to caress swimmers lolling in the waves. Bathsheba, on the rugged Atlantic coastline of Barbados, is better known as a surfer's beach, its most famous spot dubbed the Soup Bowl for the cascade of foamy coasters on which local and international surfers have hitched a ride. Regardless, it is one of the island's most beautiful swaths of pearly sand, primarily a place to stroll and dip your toes, to laugh, to sit, to be mesmerized by the cadence of breaking waves.

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