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Orchid World and Tropical Flower Garden

A garden in the interior built around orchid houses and a coral rock gully.

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WhereSaint George
Nearest cityBridgetown
Best seasonDecember to May
Time to allowTwo hours
Getting thereIn the interior at Groves, Saint George; road from Bridgetown, around twenty five minutes
EntryEntry fee

Orchid World sits in the interior of Barbados on ground that was sugar land, laid out with several orchid houses holding a large collection of species and hybrids, and paths running through a coral rock gully, palm groves and planted beds with views out over the cane fields toward the coast. The orchid houses are the point; the rest of the garden fills a pleasant hour. The garden opened in the 1990s on land that had been in cane, and it holds several hundred orchid varieties in total.

What you actually see

  • The orchid houses - several glasshouses holding the main collection.
  • The coral gully - the natural rock cut the paths run through.
  • The palm groves - the planted areas between the houses.
  • The cane field views - the outlook over the interior toward the coast.

When to go

December to May is the dry season. Orchid flowering peaks vary by species through the year. It keeps set hours and closes on some days.

Honest expectations

Orchid displays vary considerably by season and can be thin. The garden is small and two hours covers it. The entry fee is high for the size.

Nearby

Gun Hill is northwest, and Bridgetown is southwest.

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Opening times, ticket prices and seasonal closures change - check the official source before you go: official site.

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