Corbin's Wildlife Park was a thoroughly enjoyable place to visit and it's work for the local ecology off Tobago is to be very much applauded.

One of the founders Roy was busy with a party of schoolchildren so unfortunately we did not meet him during the day but the co-founder Ian Wright did a fine job of showing us around this wonderful place.

Ian's knowledge was extensive and his enthusiasm for his work with this project was most infectious.

It was a delight to be so close and personal to some of Tobago's jungle Fauna and Flora

A word of warning is footwear

Please make sure you have sufficiently strong and grippy footwear to cope with steep and often quite muddy paths

We were loaned a stick to help support our route and this was most useful.

Highly recommended if you are visiting Tobago.

Les Orange

Took time out from the beaches to go inland and visit Roy's estate in the centre of Tobago.Well worth while...20 acres or so of hillside forest with waterfalls that filled ponds to accomodate the native species.Terrain was difficult but worth the effort to see the quenks,,caimans, tattoos,agoutis et al! Native tree species and vegetation were pointed out with advise on their benefits to man and beasties.Preservation at its best!

we spent a wonderful realxing sunday morning with Roy and his friend Ian. unfortunately the goverment doesn t support this great idea financially. So there can t be enough words to thank Roy and Ian for their effort to protect and breed these animals. If you all love the nature it s a must to visit Corbin's wild life park.