Walkers Reserve (Bajan Bee Experience)
277-acre reserve rebuilt from an exhausted sand quarry, offering a suit-up beekeeping experience, guided coastal walks, birding and a soil-to-sea hike.
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277-acre reserve rebuilt from an exhausted sand quarry, offering a suit-up beekeeping experience, guided coastal walks, birding and a soil-to-sea hike.
35-acre sanctuary protecting one of the last substantial mangrove wetlands in Barbados, with about a mile of interpretive trail, migratory bird zone and hides. REOPENED 31 MAY 2025 after a 16-year clo
1658 Jacobean great house on a 400-acre working plantation, with distillery, gardens and a restored 1914 steam railway.
A former SHOOTING SWAMP converted in 2009 into the island’s first shorebird refuge, now managed as habitat for migrating shorebirds and the only known breeding site for night herons in Barbados.
Eight-acre organic botanic garden created by Iris Bannochie in 1954, with a two-acre Ethnobotanical Garden added 2022.
One of only two significant natural wetlands left in Barbados: shallow water, mudflats and grassland, a seasonal Important Bird Area and stopover for North American shorebirds heading to South America
Two-hour guided walk through 3.5km of trails in a 53-acre regenerative food forest above the east coast.
Local birding guide on the official Caribbean Birding Trail register, specialising in shorebirds and their habitats.
About 74 acres of tropical woodland on a ridge slope, free to walk, with trails climbing to a view over the east coast.
Barbados-based birding company running half and full-day island trips plus endemic-focused multi-island tours of the Lesser Antilles. Chenery authored a Birds of the Lesser Antilles field guide and wa