Barbados Wildlife Reserve & Grenade Hall Forest

Grenade Hall Forest & Signal Station

Grenade Hall Forest and Signal Station pulls you into a lush forest with over two kilometres of trails to explore and wander in the tranquility of its unspoiled natural beauty.

As you walk, monkeys play in the treetops and across the forest floor under the watchful eye of the troop’s joint leaders: Charlie and Pear. Fluffy, the apparent nanny of the troop, takes watch over the young, giving their mothers a moment of rest away from their rascally kids.

Monkeys being fed at Grenade Hall Forest

From the signal station, the edenic landscape of Barbados sprawls out in every direction, while the artifacts of display evoke a history as rich as the soil.

Grenade Hall lets you set your own pace as you explore the forest and learn about the plant life of Barbados and its history in a tranquil, meditative environment.

The Barbados Wildlife Reserve

Under the shade of a mahogany forest with free roaming monkeys and wildlife, The Barbados Wildlife Reserve offers a unique opportunity to see the fauna of Barbados up close and personal as they wander their preserved home.

  • Open daily 10am-5pm | Last admission at 4pm
  • Feeding Times are 11am & 2pm daily
  • One entrance fee* gets you into two great attractions! * Cash only!
  • Refreshment Bar open daily.
  • Snack Café open Mon-Fri.