This is your chance to truly Connect to Nature
Step into a world where nature thrives, birds sing freely, and ancient mangroves whisper the stories of Barbados’ past. Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary is the island’s last remaining mangrove wetland — a living, breathing ecosystem teeming with life and wonder.
Looking for a unique, scenic venue for your next special occasion? Graeme Hall Green offers a spacious, picturesque setting ideal for weddings, private gatherings, corporate functions, and community events. Surrounded by nature and nestled within the sanctuary grounds, this lush open space adds a touch of magic to every celebration.
Let your event bloom where nature thrives.
Explore our thoughtfully designed event packages, tailored to suit every occasion. Whether you’re planning an intimate gathering or a grand celebration, our popular packages offer the perfect combination of convenience, value, and unforgettable experiences.
Enjoy a full day immersed in nature with our Visitor Day Pass, designed to give you the most flexible and enriching experience.
Includes:
Reconnect with nature at your own pace while supporting conservation efforts.
Guests can book online at least 24 hours in advance or walk in on the day of their visit.
Bring your classroom to life with an educational and engaging experience at Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary. Our school tours are designed to inspire curiosity and connection with nature in a safe and enriching environment.
Tour Duration: 60 – 70 minutes
Group Size: 10 to 100 students
Our tours are ideal for students of all ages and include interactive learning about native wildlife, conservation, and the unique ecosystems of the sanctuary.
To book a school tour or learn more, please contact us at tours@graemehall.com.
School group bookings must be made at least 48 hours in advance.
A Gift to Us All.
We believe that generations of Barbadians and Caricom Nationals—young and old alike—deserve to enjoy this sanctuary. That’s why our local rate remains affordable and inclusive, granting unlimited access during your day of visit.
Come explore, reflect, and connect with nature. This park is yours.
Guests can book online at least 24 hours in advance or walk in on the day of their visit.
IT WAS AWESOME!!!! From the lady at the entrance giving a warm welcome to Thea at the booth taking the time out her day to take our pictures❤️ the scenery and atmosphere was LOVELY!!!!! The fish caught me by surprise and they are BIG lol. I really enjoyed seeing the reptiles and the ducks. They are two young ladies that were standing at the migratory bird zone and they were excellent at explaining what really goes on when the birds migrate. I would like to point out this one young lady there who is a slim & dark, she is pretty tall. On that day she had on a black cargo pants, enclosed black shoes and the company shirt. SHE WAS SO AMAZING!!!! We were pressed for time and she made the experience 10/10 after we told her how much time we have. I really enjoyed feeding the PARROTS😂 that experience alone would keep anyone coming back!!!! Thank you for the experience and sharing your knowledge with us. Yours truly A young bajan❤️.
Me and my kids had a great time
I’m glad I visited. I was able to enjoy the sounds of nature. Information along the trail was informative. Employees I interacted with were quite pleasant, one lady even did bird sounds and even calling them for food to get them out of the trees-which didn’t work. I took plenty of pictures nevertheless. It is worth a visit.
Greame Hall Nature Sanctuary is Spectacular! Greame Hall is a wildlife sanctuary. The animals are: Atlantic Tarpon, Egrets, Green Monkeys, Mongoose, Blue and Gold Macaws, Scarlet Macaws, Iguanas, Columbian and Argentine Tegus, Sun Parakeets, Peafowl, and Osprey. The wetland atmosphere fits the birds very well. The sanctuary is wheelchair and stroller accessible to all areas. The prices are fair, 30$BDS per adult, 15$BDS per child and 0$BDS per child under 3 years of age. Some species are yet to be added, like freshwater sharks. You need to Absolutely GO there!
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I had the pleasure of attending the private opening event for Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary and I was so intrigued by everything I saw.
Why isn’t this place publicised more, a great walk around seeing the birds, reptiles and fish! Feeding the birds and fish was definitely the highlight for the children. The cafe was also a delight.
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Went here and was really impressed. Lovely staff, beautiful grounds and the birds were beautiful. I went alone and had a lovely time. So many different animals as well as the birds. Be warned as soon as you step in the first aviary they will land on you but they are funny and lovely and don’t hurt you. It was magical.
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My family and I visited Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary on the 14th September 2025 and it was a 10/10 experience. I want to especially highlight Cedrica who was very warm and welcoming. This young lady was very well spoken as she displayed vast knowledge on the birds and their migration. We would definitely recommend everyone to visit and experience!
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Expensive but well worth it! The wildlife Sanctuary was closed down when we came here 10 years ago and we were sad because it is such a beautiful site. The reopened version is AMAZING. The new sanctuary has clear walkways, lots of information and many opportunities to see wild birds and fish, as well as a small collection of reptiles and iguanas in cages. But the real highlight is the aviaries - two huge enclosures with many brightly coloured parakeets and other birds. You get fish food and bird food in the cost of the entry ticket, and the birds are so tame they will eat from your hand. We also welcomed the short film in a comfortable air conditioned room half way round, and we enjoyed the cafe too, although it is quite pricey. We are a family with two young adults but this would be perfect for many ages, including tots and seniors. The whole site is shaded with mangroves to admire and thoughtful additions like binoculars over the lake so you can see the egrets. It was not cheap - £120 GBP for the four of us - but we all agreed it was well worth it.
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For my birding friends, I headed over to the newly reconstituted Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary, just a 10 minute walk from the place I was staying at. Apparently this reserve had fallen into serious disrepair and there was some question as to if it would ever re-open. Clearly a lot of work went into cleaning it up and rehabilitating the wetlands and giving the mangroves and wildlife a place to live and thrive. I saw many birds in the wild, but the most spectacular were a number of Macaws and Parrots in the huge Gully Aviary, part of a conservation breeding program. Good luck to the Barbados Wetland Trust and all the staff and ground crews who are working to maintain bio-diversity and inspiring people to be in nature.
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Excellent space for wildlife. Especially loved the bird aviary where you can feed the birds - they will land on you and eat out of your hand.
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Had a great time here. Underestimated the walk should have got a bus but anyway, we thought it was a good price for what you get. To start the grounds are really big and it’s easy to follow just a big circle we seen all different types of birds around the lake. They had little reptile area and then our favourite part the aviaries all sorts of parrots that you can feed and same in next aviary just smaller birds. Enjoyed it so much we went round again.
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Don't miss this gem! A beautiful well-kept sanctuary for migratory birds and other water fowl, animals and fish. It's a lovely place to wander around. There are free telescopes for bird sighting, food for bird and fish feeding, snakes to be held and to be hold, and a brand new boat ride to be had on the mighty Mangrove Princess. Captain Kindo and Guide Ryan took us out on the virgin voyage of the Mangrove Princess for a gentle spin around the lake. The staff were uniformly knowledgeable and friendly. A very enthusiastic 5 star rating for this experiece!
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Spent a brilliant morning here on our recent stay and it was well worth the money. Beautifully laid out with so many different animals. We were greeted by Gary the Gander (who you must not feed 😀) before heading out on a boat trip round the mangroves which was lovely. Held a couple of the snakes and given information about them then headed into the spacious aviaries where there were gorgeous macaws and parakeets, terrapins and an iguana. Bought food at the site and had birds feeding from my hand. Glorious. Stopped at the cafe for a smoothie which was delicious. We were there over 3 hours and enjoyed every minute. Couldn't recommend more highly.
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What a great place , the staff were amazing , beautifully kept paths and factualities. The aviaries were superb, the birds were so friendly eating out of hands . Cannot recommend more for 3 hours of your love animals.
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It was amazing and much bigger than I thought. Especially loved the aviaries. Feeding the birds was a one-of-a-kind experience. My husband and I absolutely loved it. He also loved feeding the fish.