Oh, this is pretty nice however, I wasn’t really interested in seeing it most of the animals there. When we were done, we were told to go to the other side, next to the parking lot to see more monkeys. Over there, they were dozens of monkeys and they were very playful. I wish they told us that from the beginning so hopefully, this will save you 30+ minutes if you read this review. They do say not to feed the animals. However, no one would stop you if they see you feeding the monkeys a small piece of a banana. Still not sure if it’s the right thing to do but this is just an observation.

I was pleasantly surprised by this place. The nature walk to the cave (fruit bat cave) through the not-quite rain forest was lovely and informative. Many monkeys, birds, insects, trees to explore. I wish I’d had more time to explore. Then, the nature reserve down the road had huge numbers of turtles, deer, peacocks. And then in the building, lots of snakes. Coming out of the building, we saw iguanas, and then many colorful Macaws, parrots, and parakeets. As well as a fabulous view. Highly recommend. And plan to spend at least 2 hours there. They also have bathrooms and a little cafe ( did not eat there so can’t comment on that). Also, it’s a good drive from Bridgetown so be prepared to drive 45 minutes to get there. But it’s nice to see a non-touristy side of the island. We didn’t have time but you could combine this with other sites nearby.

Fantastic monkey feeding experience, couldn’t prize my daughter away! I’d go again just for that. Would have given 5 stars but we was saddened by the size of the tanks for the snakes and the large macaws stuck in small cages. That’s a real shame, if your going to keep them in captivity for the public to see, please give them more room 🙏🏼

I didn't really know what to expect from the reserve so was pleasantly surprised. It's quite small but packs a punch - including from the rum punch we had! There are tortoises everywhere, and monkeys of course, plus a few surprises. We caught a bit of feeding time for the monkeys but they were running late and we had to leave for our next stop. It doesn't take much time to walk around, but there are other sights nearby so worth putting on your itinerary.

This is our third trip to the Wildlife reserve. We love the real and natural environment here and particularly love observing the animals at feeding time; especially the green monkeys. For your $60 bd you also have access to Grenade Hall and the forest trail. I’d highly recommend a trip here but arrive in time for the 2pm feed. And bring your mossie repellent!

Nice walking paths, especially the part where the monkeys are. We arrived at 10,15 and looked in the main part for 30 minutes, then went to the forest trail side and watched the feeding of the Monkeys at 11.00. After that we walked the trail which was nice. All in all we spent about 90 minutes.

This is a fun use of 1 hour if you go during feeding times. For us that was 2pm. There are lots of monkeys, tortoises, chickens, deer, etc. Itay be possible to see lot of animals here off feeding times, but wow was it fun during the feeding.

only bother going if you are going at feeding time and want a day out and can combine it with a nice lunch at the Fish Pot or somewhere else nearby that is almost as lovely - would highly recommend the Fish Pot for a spell on the beach and food/drink before/after as only 10 mins away in a car. Defo high a car and make a day of getting out and about - even if in an all inclusive. If not, you are missing so much of this beautiful Island. I think it was 15BBD for children and 30BBD per adult and you don't need to book in advance. they are fed at 2pm on the dot so dont be late!

This was so much fun. You walk amongst the animals. A little nervous at first because of all the "warning signs" regarding monkeys biting, but then you get the idea. If you leave them alone , they leave you alone to observe them. Go for the monkey feeding time. You decide the pace. Price is ok when on combined with other tours.