Barbados Wildlife Reserve & Monkey Tour

Nature · St. Peter

Rating: 4.4 / 5

The Barbados Wildlife Reserve sits in a four-acre mahogany forest near Farley Hill in St. Peter, founded in 1985 by primatologist Jean Baulu as a sanctuary for the Barbadian green monkey. Unlike a zoo, most animals — monkeys, tortoises, deer, agoutis, peacocks — roam free through the grounds, and you walk quiet pathways to find them. The 2pm monkey feeding is the highlight. This two-hour tour includes transport and admission. Pair it with Grenade Hall Signal Station next door, which is included in the reserve ticket.

Contact Information

Address: Farley Hill, St. Peter

Hours: 2 hours

Website: https://www.getyourguide.com/bridgetown-l345/st-peter-monkey-feeding-at-barbados-wildlife-reserve-t565961/?partner_id=6DEB7IL&utm_medium=online_publisher&utm_source=bimhub

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