VISITS ARE CURRENTLY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Please call or email before you come so someone can be there to show you around.
We have a variety of packages to suit all interests and schedules. The tours are lead by Roy Corbin who is the founder of the park and a certified tour guide. Having lived in Tobago all his life, Roy has an intimate knowledge of the land and its inhabitants and will ensure you get the most out of your visit.
Tickets and prices
Corbin Local Wildlife Park is a non-profit organisation and all proceeds are used to develop the park and care for its inhabitants. We depend upon your support to help conserve and care for many of Tobago’s threatened species.
Animal enclosures tour:
The animal enclosures and caiman ponds tour takes approximately 1-2 hours and can be tailored to your requirements. You will get up close to Tobago wildlife as you’ve never seen it before! You’ll see tatoos (armadillos), boa constrictors, mango snakes, iguanas, manicous, sally painters, agoutis and squirrels in large enclosures within native forest. The tour includes two ponds containing lilies, fish, frogs and our resident caiman, Cillian. This experience gives a real flavour of the local landscape as well as its wildlife.
Animal enclosures tour 1-2 hours:
Adult $US 25/$TT 150
Child (under 12) $US 15/$TT 90
Tobago residents concessions:
16 and over $TT 50
7-15 yrs $TT 30
Under 7s $TT 20
Forest walk:
The forest walk is 1.5 to 4 hours (tailored to suit). The tour consists of a guided walk through the forest where you’ll have the opportunity to see many of Tobago’s trees, flora and fauna as well as its beautiful birds and butterflies in their natural habitat.
Look out for trees such as mahogany, bay, royal palm, mango and silk cotton, as well as numerous butterflies including the splendid morpho and owl butterflies. You may be lucky enough to spot one of the forest’s resident black hawks as well as hummingbirds, woodpeckers and manakins.
You’ll also meet our friendly caiman, Cillian, who wandered into our large pond a few years ago and has stayed ever since to enjoy a daily fish supper. If you’re quiet you might just spot one or two baby caiman as well, sunbathing amongst the lillies and the fish.
Forest walk 1.5-2 hours:
Adult $US 25/$TT 150
Child (under 12) $US 15/$TT 90
Tobago residents concessions:
Adult $TT 50
5-18yrs $TT 30
Under 5s Rate on request
Bird hide hire:
The bird-hide is a wooden shelter within the forest which can be hired by the half-day. It can accommodate up to six comfortably. The hide overlooks the large pond where you’ll spot our resident caiman sunbathing on the banks or keeping an eye on the green and blue herons which rest there. The hide is ideal for sitting and losing a few hours watching the forest birds and butterflies in their natural habitat. The birdfeeders and nearby fruit-trees attract hummingbirds, woodpeckers, tanagers and mot mots. There is a good chance you may also see wild iguanas, agoutis and sally painters.
Bird hide ½ day hire for 1-2 people:
$US 25/$TT 150 for 1-2 people
Adventure walk:
A five hour adventure trek through the forest. There are no trails here, just Roy with his cutlass! This is a rare chance to get literally off the beaten track in Tobago and see the fantastic plants and wildlife the island has to offer. Good fitness and walking gear essential!
Prices on request.
Booking
To arrange your visit please contact Roy Corbin:
(001-868) 327 4182
info@tobagowildlife.com
Opening hours
We are open daily from 8am to 4pm and access to the park is by appointment only. Visits can be booked at any available time within the opening hours.
Group visits
We are happy to accommodate visits from individuals, families and groups up to 50 persons.
Please get in touch with Roy to arrange your visit:
(001-868) 327 4182
info@tobagowildlife.com
Find us
Corbin Local Wildlife Park, Mason Hall, Tobago.
A more comprehensive list of species you are likely to see is on our species list page.
School visits
If you would like to bring your class to visit Corbin Local Wildlife Park please contact Roy Corbin for rates and itineraries. Below are two short video of recent school visits.