Why is Barbados known as the land of the Flying Fish?

Barbados is known as the land of the Flying Fish. These foot-long fish, which “fly” over the water for up to 200ft, are found in other waters but Bajans have refined the skill of de-boning them. read more

Michael Goddard, Loves Barbados history, hiking and all things Bajan. Answered Jan 19, 2018 Because Flying Fish are a delicious delicacy enjoyed by generations of Barbadians. read more

Barbados is sometimes called the "land of the flying fish" and this fish is part of our national dish - "cou cou and flying fish" - where it is usually served steamed. Flying fish cutters are another popular dish in Barbados. read more