Nature Reserves/Gardens/Zoos
| Andromeda Botanic Gardens |
| Full of exotic blooms, shrubs and well-placed ponds, this garden provides breathtaking scenery for the weary traveler. |
| Animal Flower Cave |
| A series of caves at sea level that have been eroded by the sea and are now populated by (and named after) sea anemones, flower-shaped animals. |
| Barbados Wildlife Reserve |
| Farley Hill National Park |
| Pleasant park with a spectacular view of the eastern coast of the island; great for afternoon picnics. |
| Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary |
| Harrison's Cave |
| An electric tram takes you through an underground world of caverns, streams and weird rock formations. |
| Flower Forest |
| Former sugar plantation now a botanical paradise: the flowers and plants in this garden will take your breath away. |
| Frank Hutson Sugar Museum |
| Orchid World |
| Stroll through six and a half acres of beautiful orchids at this garden. |
| Turner Hall's Woods |
| This tropical forest has changed very little since the English arrived on the island, and features many different species of plants and animals. |
| Tyrol Cot Heritage Village |
| Once the home of Lord and Lady Adams, founders of the Bajan movement; now exhibits Bajan art and artifacts. |
| Welchman Hall Gully |
| Lush, tropical garden featuring an occasional Green monkey. In Barbados can be found the world's smallest snake. |