Barbados Wildlife Reserve
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Monday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
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4 months ago
You can't personally feed the monkeys, despite what some 3rd party tours would say. It is better just to show up and pay at the entrance.
The walk through the forest was very good and the highlight of visiting the reserve. The walk itself can take 1-2 hours and the paths were well maintained throughout.
Animals seemed to be well looked after and use to vistors, though this doesn't mean you can touch them.
I would recommend getting there for 10am to view the monkey feeding at 11am.
Would come again.
by Benjamin Murtagh
3 months ago
So much fun for my family of four. We got to see the monkey feeding and hang out with monkeys within the park. My kids loved the snakes and giant turtles as well. It is a must do activity for anyone visiting Barbados.
by LaCea Stewart-Roman
3 months ago
Our family thought this was one of the greatest wildlife experiences we ever had. Great experience for a great price! The animals roam free in the park and you see the monkeys, tortoises, birds and snakes up close. Feeding time was something to see. I highly recommend making this as part of your Barbados vacation!
by Richard Cayer
3 months ago
Wow! We had expected something of a zoo - but the Wildlife Reserve exceeded all expectations! Starting with the Signal Station - a very well restored glimpse into history. Then the forest trail, which was peaceful, beautiful, informative, and really an awesome opportunity to reconnect with nature. Then we were present for the feeding of the green monkeys - watching them frolick and interact with the reserve staff. And finally, the reserve itself, with hundreds of red footed tortoises roaming free and providing endless entertainment. There were also caymans, roosters, peacocks, snakes, and tropical birds such as macaws and ring necks. The staff were really helpful and responsive. And, to top it all off, we finished our excursion with one of the most delicious pieces of carrot cake I've had.
by Morgan Nortjé
4 months ago
This is a very okay stop. Definitely a tourist trap. At least it's not overpriced. You can walk through here in 30 minutes. Mostly just a bunch of animals that people have as pets, guinea pigs, red-footed tortoises, rabbits, ball pythons, reticulated pythons, etc. The coolest thing about this place is probably being able to see the monkeys eat. Very okay visit.
by Morgan Jones
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