Nestled on the northern coast of Barbados, the Barbados Wildlife Reserve spans 4 acres of lush mahogany forest. This natural sanctuary is home to a diverse array of native species, including deer, armadillos, and iguanas. Visitors can observe vibrant flamingos, peacocks, and the lively green monkeys that roam freely. The reserve also houses agouti, adding to the rich tapestry of wildlife. Today, guests can wander through the forest, experiencing close encounters with these animals in their natural habitat.
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