Coco Hill Forest, Mullins Travel Guide

Coco Hill Forest is a 53-acre agro-tourism project located in the parish of St. Joseph, Barbados. Rising to 1,085 feet at its highest point, the forest offers stunning panoramic views of the island's rugged east coast. This natural sanctuary features over 70 species of tropical fruit trees, herbs, and spices, showcasing Barbados' rich biodiversity.The forest features well-maintained hiking trails that wind through the vegetation, offering the chance to explore and discover. Along the trails, you'll encounter a rich variety of tropical plants, including flowering trees, towering palms, ferns, and bamboo groves. The air is filled with the fragrant scents of the forest, creating a tranquil and rejuvenating experience.Coco Hill Forest is committed to sustainable practices, aiming to rebuild the island's native biodiversity and promote food security. Visitors can reconnect with nature through forest bathing, learn about regenerative agroforestry, and appreciate the importance of conservation. The forest also serves as a living repository of tropical flora, with efforts to reintroduce crops and vegetation that were once part of Barbados' landscape.