About Us
History & Mission
Tucked away along Barbados’ scenic South Coast, Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary is once again open to the public! Spanning over 35 acres, this protected wetland, features the largest inland lake in Barbados. Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary is not only a haven for several bird species and wildlife but is also a designated RAMSAR Wetland of International Importance, recognized for its unique ecological value. As Barbados’ largest remaining red and white mangrove forest, Graeme Hall plays a critical role in preserving biodiversity and providing a supportive environment for a wide array of bird species, animals, reptiles, and marine life.
Exhibitions & Key Attractions
Stroll along our scenic one-mile trail, surrounded by lush wetlands and vibrant wildlife. Stop at birdwatching platforms for breathtaking views of native and migratory species. Learn about the sanctuary’s rich biodiversity through engaging interpretive displays, highlighting its vital role in conservation and ecology.
Scenic Mile long Trail
Iguana Tree
Rept-isle
Migratory Bird Zone
Mongoose & Monkey Haven
Gully Aviary
Wildlife Haven
Mangrove Princess
Richard Carter Mangrove Boardwalk
Wildlife & Flora
Discover a thriving ecosystem teeming with diverse wildlife and lush flora. Spot native and migratory birds, including egrets, herons, and warblers, as they nest and forage in their natural habitat. Watch as turtles bask along the water’s edge, while fish and crabs navigate the wetlands below. Marvel at the rich variety of wetland plants, from towering mangroves to delicate water lilies, all playing a crucial role in this balanced ecosystem. Whether you’re an avid birdwatcher, a nature enthusiast, or simply seeking tranquility, Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary offers an unparalleled opportunity to connect with Barbados’ unique wildlife and vibrant flora.
Meet the team
Amanda Thompson
Managing Director
Geoffrey Roach
General Manager
Janelle Edwards
Business Development
Justin Corbin
Operations Manager
Experience the Wonders of Graeme Hall – A Sanctuary of Wildlife and Tranquility
Explore a thriving ecosystem filled with native and migratory birds, basking turtles, and lush wetland flora. Stroll scenic trails, visit birdwatching platforms, and immerse yourself in the beauty of Barbados’ last remaining urban wetland.
