The famous Miami Beach, which lies close to Oistins, is a popular picnic spot among locals and tourists alike. One can rent beach chairs and umbrellas and enjoy a sumptuous meal comprising of local delicacies as well as cool and refreshing drinks. One can also enjoy sea-bathing and find a wonderful collection of colourful sea-shells when the tide is high.

The Oistins Beach attracts a lot of crowd during the weekends, when loud island music in the form of beats of calypso and reggae fills the air; people indulge in the famous Oistins Fish Fry, which features a plethora of local culinary delights.

The town also hosts the Oistins Fish Festival, in the honour of those who contribute to the local fishing industry. It offers entertainment and fun for everyone through various events such as boat and crab racing, music and lots of excellent seafood. Local arts and crafts are also on display during the festival.

Broad Street is the main street of Bridgetown and consists mainly of banks, department stores and duty free shops. Other streets in Bridgetown such as Swan Street, Roebuck Street and Tudor St...

There are a number of activities that tourists can indulge in such as swimming, deep sea diving, snorkeling and shopping.