Jose Nevarez

Compare responsible Caribbean wildlife experiences, from sperm whales and humpbacks to leatherback turtles, seabirds, iguanas and flamingos.

See Curaçao flamingos around the St. Marie salt flats near Landhuis Jan Kok, with roadside viewing tips, photography etiquette and nearby heritage context.

Visit the protected Allen Cay iguanas in the Exumas responsibly, with boat-trip planning, wildlife-distance guidance and conservation-focused tips.

Visit Little Tobago, an offshore bird sanctuary known for seabird colonies, guided nature walks and boat trips from Tobago’s northeast coast.

Plan a Tobago birdwatching trip with Main Ridge Forest Reserve, Little Tobago and other habitats that support more than 260 recorded bird species.

Learn where flamingos can be seen on Bonaire, including protected salt-pan habitats, and how to view them responsibly from a distance.

Learn where sea turtles are commonly seen around Barbados and how to snorkel responsibly without touching, feeding or crowding them.

Plan a responsible leatherback turtle nesting tour in Trinidad, where protected beaches such as Grande Riviere and Matura host nesting turtles during the main March–August season.

Plan sperm whale watching in Dominica, where resident whales can be seen year-round, with the strongest viewing period often from November through March.