Hummingbird Sanctuaries in Tobago

Cuffie River Nature Retreat

White tailed sabrewing

Tobago's leading bird watching and nature resort. Spectacular bird watching, comfortable accommodation and tasty food!
​Visit Cuffie River website

Hummingbird Paradise

White-necked jacobin

Hummingbird Paradise is a small hummingbird garden just outside Bloody Bay. You will get close to, and have the opportunity to hand feed, all of Tobago's six species of hummingbird visiting here, but especially the rare white-tailed sabrewing. 
​Contact Junior Thomas for more details.

Adventure Eco Villas

Black-throated mango (female)

Rufous-tailed jacamar

Adventure Eco Villas is nestled amongst the Tropical Flora and Fauna of a private nature reserve and organic fruit farm. Many species of hummingbird and forest birds can be viewed at very close range.
​Visit Adventure Eco villas' website

CP's Bird Sanctuary

Ruby Topaz

Fantastic views from the hummingbird viewing areas

CP's Bird Sanctuary offers stunning coastal views and great hummingbirds which can be viewed close up. Hand feeding is offered for those who want to experience the thrill of getting really close to the glittering jewels. Don't forget to ask for Lorraine's delicious chocolate tea!
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Hummingbird Sanctuaries in Trinidad

Yerette Home of the Hummingbird

Green-throated mango

Yerette, Home of the Hummingbird, is one of the leading visitor attractions in the twin island Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.  It is located in the lush Maracas Valley, nestled in the Northern Range of the island of Trinidad. Yerette is a hummingbird garden and provides an opportunity for visitors to experience the magic of the world’s smallest birds up close and personal. Visitors can see hummingbirds in their hundreds and often in their thousands throughout the year.  Up to fifteen of the nineteen species of hummingbirds found in Trinidad and Tobago visit Yerette, most of which can be seen in a typical visit.

​Visit Yerette's website.

HADCO Experiences at Asa Wright Nature Centre

White-necked jacobin

The Asa Wright Nature Centre was established in 1967 by a group of naturalists and bird-watchers to “protect part of the Arima Valley in a natural state and to create a conservation and study area for the protection of wildlife and for the enjoyment of all.” It was one of the first nature centres to be established in the Caribbean.
HADCO Experiences now operates the Eco Lodge and have upgraded the facilities  to ensure visitors have a world class experience when they visit the centre.
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 Bajnath's Estate, Matura

This newly established nature centre and hummingbird garden is located in the Matura National Park, one of the most untouched areas of the Northern Ranges in Trinidad. Here you can find hundreds of forest hummingbirds, butterflies and many other forest birds such as the critically endangered Piping Guan or Pawi.

​Visit Bajnath's Website.