Barbados Wildlife Reserve

The Barbados Wildlife Reserve spans across a mahogany forest where animals move freely through natural spaces, including monkeys, deer, reptiles, and tropical birds.

Founded in 1982, the reserve emerged as a conservation initiative to protect local wildlife species while offering educational opportunities about natural habitats in Barbados.

The reserve represents Barbados commitment to environmental preservation, featuring native species such as the Green Monkeys alongside international wildlife in natural settings.

The reserve welcomes visitors daily from 10 AM to 5 PM, with entrance fees of US$15 for adults and US$7.50 for children, including access to Grenade Hall Forest.

During afternoon feeding sessions at 2 PM, visitors observe numerous Green Monkeys gathering in groups, displaying their natural behaviors without barriers or enclosures.

Location: Saint Peter

Inception: 1982

GPS coordinates: 13.26839,-59.59233

Latest update: March 6, 2025 07:43