Saw a article in the Discover Tobago booklet in our rental car but this place should get way more attention. Roy showed us lots of animals in nice and large enclosures. We were even asked to release a large boa constrictor back into the wild. This was a very special experience. What a wonderful passionate people who truly care for the future of wild Trinidad and Tobago. The nature walk afterwards taught us a lot extra with the views from the balcony of his house (and all those active hummingbirds) on top of the mountain as a perfect highlight. Thanks again. We will come back!

We visited after a recommendation from fellow travellers in our hotel. We had a car and drive there in about 45 minutes from Store Bay. Roy is a fantastic man and passionate about nature and educating the next generation. Up close and personal experience with tbe native species of Tobago. Ian and his wife are also a credit to the project. Please visit and support this place. A lovely morning out.

If you do just one thing in Tobago, this has to be it! We were overwhelmed by the drive and passion both Roy and Ian have. This wildlife park is a scheme built out of love for nature and conservation. They work tirelessly to reintroduce weird and wonderful species back to the island whilst ensuring a new surprise round every corner. From marvelling at the butterflies and birds that have returned to sitting in astonishment near a Caiman, there is something to enthral everyone. Having toured the entire island and visited numerous tourist hot spots, this was by a far mile the highlight of our holiday. A fascinating, educational, beautiful experience led by two of the loveliest people. I cannot stress it enough - if you do just one thing in Tobago, please let it be this - you will not be disappointed!