oin us at the Barbados Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary?s 35 acre oasis, and explore our beautifully landscaped visitor facilities, on the last significant mangrove and sedge swamp on the island. It is part of the Graeme Hall Swamp National Environmental Heritage Site, as well as a true community centre offering activities for everyone. It is also one of the last wildlife habitats in Barbados.
On your tour of the Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary you can enjoy watching the wildlife and Migratory Birds, or visiting the Gully Habitat, Marshland and Amazon Aviaries, while touring our beautiful and carefully designed Boardwalk and trail system.
The Sanctuary believes in good educational programming, which is why the network of Boardwalks and Trails, contains both onsite interpretive displays and a self-guided tour numbering system. There are also comprehensive and interactive information offered to visitors, to enable a solid understanding of the ecosystem, plants and animals, and history of the region. At the Sanctuary we do what we can to provide formal and informal education programmes for visitors, students and teachers.
When at our Nature Sanctuary visitors Centre, don?t forget to visit the Sanctuary Store, one of our many attractions, it is complete with educational toys and kits, books, souvenirs, as well as food, drinks, and many other interesting items. The site is Handicap-friendly with all the facilities fully accessible to the physically challenged, and wheelchairs are available on site for those needing them.
The Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary with its beauty and tranquillity, is a haven for photographers, and attracts many landscape and wildlife artists.
Thoroughly trained Tour Guides are also available to answer any questions about the Sanctuary, and to give Guided tours to groups.
We hope you enjoy the Sanctuary, and invite you to return.
Book now and be part of the nature experience!
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