Corbin Local Wildlife

We had a really wonderful visit to their animal rehabilitation area - reservation via WhatsApp was smooth, Micheal was a very knowledgeable and personable guide, and we were able to interact a lot with the animals. Corbin Local Wildlife is a commendable organisation that deserves support. Well worth a visit to explore Tobago's unique eco-system.

Hands down an amazing couple of hours. Thank you Ian and Roy for not only the tour but helping organise transport for our large group and of course your dedication to Tobago’s wildlife. For those wanting to go make sure you have enough sun protection, insect repellent on you beforehand and water. In our group we had an age range from 7yrs-76yrs. For the youngest it was a bit too hot and tiring but nothing a piggy back ride couldn’t solve. For the oldest with a dodgy knee, a walking stick helped manoeuvre the uneven ground and steepish areas.

One of the best nature experiences in Tobago. It's like a mini zoo but the animals are well kept in natural environments (only the ponds are man-made). Yes, the animals are in enclosures but due to the crazy hunting by the citizens, I'd say they are protected in these enclosures. The tour guide, Michael, was sooo knowledgeable and friendly. He was not rattling off info in a boring manner like most guides. Unfortunately, there weren't any Armadillos in my visit but it was so amazing to see the animals. And even the animals seemed friendly and welcoming to me. Strange. The road to get here was a bit difficult and you have to drive carefully, but it's not too bad. It's amazing and good what Corbin Wildlife is doing for nature. Give them a visit. We paid $50 per person in 2023. And enjoy a wonderful nature walk.

Unique personal tour. We were shown around by Ian whose enthusiasm and candour made it engaging. The insight into the local wildlife and the issues in play gave us an interesting perspective. It was above all fun! Highly recommend. N.B. It's appointment only so book via their website to avoid disappointment.

Wonderful. Plenty of fascinating local creatures. caimans galore, mini-armadillos, ocelot, agouti, sally painter - huge lizard..guided with enthusiam and love by Ian Wright who helps Roy Corbin run this great conservation project. Visit lasts about 2 and a half hours. We loved it.

They were super accommodating last minute, and the tour was personal and informative! It was one of the best choices we made while visiting Tobago! We recommend going when you first arrive, not at the end of your trip. What they are doing for the wildlife on their island is amazing! 100% would support again and suggest going to anyone even remotely considering it.

We had the pleasure of experiencing the park as a private visit and can't say enough good things about it. Our guide was incredibly friendly, knowledgeable and eager to share facts about the facility and its inhabitants. This is a great way to learn about TT's native species, conservation challenges on the island as well as a great opportunity for photos.

In line with what others have said- this is an absolute hidden gem in Tobago, an incredible experience with amazing guides like Michael and Ian who have set up this sanctuary in the middle of the forest. I have been visiting Tobago annually over the last decade and only came across the Corbin estate through the positive google reviews. So happy I did. What you see and learn is worth far more than what they charge! For animal lovers this exceeds more well known experiences like the Caroni Bird sanctuary. Would give six stars if I could.