Barbados Wildlife Reserve
Beneath the shade of a mahogany forest, The Barbados Wildlife Reserve offers a unique chance to observe free-roaming monkeys and wildlife up close.
This is the only safe experience for interacting with monkeys on the island, allowing you to appreciate their natural behavior in a serene, protected environment.
Note: For your safety and the well-being of the animals, please do not feed the monkeys in the wild. To enjoy a safe experience and learn more, visit the Barbados Wildlife Reserve.
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- Open daily 10 am - 5 pm
- Bar & Cafe on site
Grenade Hall Signal Station
Grenade Hall Forest and Signal Station draws you into a lush, verdant landscape with over two kilometers of trails, inviting you to explore the tranquility of its pristine natural beauty.
As you walk, monkeys leap through the treetops, filling the air with their distinctive calls. Mothers nurse their young, while juveniles tumble and play on the mossy forest floor.
From the signal station, the breathtaking landscape of Barbados stretches in every direction, and the historical artifacts on display highlight the island’s rich heritage.
At Grenade Hall, you can set your own pace, discovering the unique plant life and vibrant history of Barbados in a peaceful, meditative environment.
- Feeding time is 11 am at Grenade Hall.
- Feeding time is 2pm at Barbados Wildlife Reserve.
- Admission Includes both Properties
