Barbados Wildlife Reserve Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Barbados Wildlife Reserve. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Barbados Island Tour, Monkey Feeding & Swimming with the Turtles
• Barbados Small-Group or Private Monkey Feeding Experience
• Barbados Island Tour with Lunch and Wildlife Sanctuary
• Island Adventure Harrison’s Cave & Monkey Feeding group tour or private tour
• Best of Barbados Land and Sea Tour

The entrance fee for the Barbados Wildlife Reserve is about 30 Bahamian dollars for adults (half-price for children), payable in cash. Admission to the reserve also includes entry to the Grenade Hall Forest and Signal Station next door. Tours to the reserve start at around 105 Bahamian dollars and include transportation.

The Barbados Wildlife Reserve is located in the northern parish of St. Peter, across the road from Farley Hill National Park. From Bridgetown, take Highway 2 or 2A. You also can take a bus from Barbarees Hill in Bridgetown. The reserve is included in a number of Barbados sightseeing tours.

Some of the animals at the Barbados Wildlife Reserve include the Barbados green monkey; birds such as parrots, macaws, duck, geese, pelicans, love birds, flamingos, and peacock; reptiles such as snakes, iguanas, turtles, and tortoises; and non-native animals such as Brocket deer, agouti, armadillos, caiman, and rabbits.

Yes, the Barbados Wildlife Reserve offers two feeding times daily, usually at 11am and 2pm, when park rangers set out platters of fruit for the Barbados green monkeys to eat. Feeding time is a great time to observe the monkeys, who otherwise come and go as they please.

Yes, the Barbados Wildlife Reserve offers facilities such as free parking in a large parking lot, restrooms near the ticket office, and a small snack bar offering snacks and drinks. You also can bring your own food to enjoy on the picnic tables and benches.