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Barbados Wildlife Reserve is a walk-through zoo opposite Farley Hill, with short paths that meander through a mahogany forest of scurrying green monkeys, sluggish red-footed turtles and a caiman pond. Other creatures that may be spotted include brocket deer, iguanas and agoutis. The monkeys are most lively during their afternoon feed.

There's also a small aviary with macaws and cockatoos, as well as some caged parrots, and uncaged peacocks and pelicans. To top it off, there's an orchid display and an iguana sanctuary.



Hours: 10:00am-5:00pm


Web: http://www.barbadosmonkey.org/

Just checked out the Barbados Wildlife Reserve in March 2008. It is not a huge place, but very unique. There are tons of green monkeys, turtles, rabbit/horse looking things, birds, etc just crusing along within the park boudaries.