In a nutshell

The Barbados Wildlife Reserve is one of the many special places on the island where Man comes into direct contact with Nature: indeed here we find the green monkeys, an animal that symbolizes the island, and a multitude of wild species.

Main stops

Barbados Wildlife Reserve
Encounter with green monkeys
Bathsheba, east coast

The programme

The Barbados Wildlife Reserve occupies 4 acres (1.6 hectares) of dense mahogany forest and is home to many species of native fauna which live here in the wild and come from the Caribbean Islands and other parts of the world.
The green monkeys are in their natural environment where they are free to move around: we can observe them at any time of their day to day lives.
To Reach the Reserve, which is across the road from Farley Hill National Park, we cross the island visiting the most fascinating places, many of which are only accessible by off-road vehicles, like the Saint Andrews District on the east coast, also known as Scotland District because the landscape is reminiscent of the Scottish countryside.

Good to know

We recommend that you book early because only a limited number of places are available.
The tour will take place in the afternoon and we will arrive at the reserve at the monkeys' feeding time.
You need to be physically fit to take part in this excursion.
There is limited availability of English speaking guides.