Bridgetown is the capital of the Atlantic Island Barbados. It is a town with 7.000 inhabitants. The most important export products are: rum, sugar and molasses (a kind of sirup). Besides that, tourism is the most important source of income. In 1628 Bridgetown (at that time ‘Town of Saint Michael’) was founded as a British colony. Arowak-indians are the native inhabitant of the island. Barbados is independent since 1966 and is known for its flying fish and Rihanna. They speak English and they drive at the left side of the road. The island has the shape of a pear. The Brownes Beach just south of Bridgetown has white sand and…