Anthony Hunte's passion project transformed a collapsed limestone sinkhole into Barbados's most magical gardens. This hidden gem rivals the island's better-known botanical spots, offering an enchanting escape that feels both intimate and
“The least publicised but most memorable gardens on Barbados are owned and run by the engaging Anthony Hunte, whose English ancestors settled on the island back in the 1600s.”
– The Telegraph
Lonely Planet
"Although a relatively new project, these gardens at the home of famed local horticulturalist Anthony Hunte already have a magical aura." Full review
Fodor's
"Horticulturist Anthony Hunte spent two years converting an overgrown sinkhole (caused by the collapse of a limestone cave) into an extraordinary garden environment." Full review
Condé Nast Traveler
"Hunte's Gardens is a must-see, and as close to the hanging gardens of Babylon as we may well get on this Earth. It's the vision of eccentric horticulturist Anthony Hunte and grown out of..."
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Lonely Planet
"A riot of color and birdsong, Barbados' most-celebrated gardens are located on a former sugar plantation in a large depression formed by a collsed cave. This unusual setting produces a..."
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