Lush tropical gully with labeled plants, easy walking paths, and occasional wild monkeys. This collapsed limestone cavern features a helpful ID booklet and connects to Harrison's Cave's underground network.
"This 1½-mi-long (2-km-long) natural gully is really a collapsed limestone cavern, once part of the same underground network as Harrison's Cave." Full review
The Telegraph
"An easily managed path goes along the gully, and you're provided with a booklet to identify the flora." Full review
Frommer's
"Lush tropical garden, which contains specimens of plants, many of them labeled...occasionally, you'll spot a wild monkey amid the flora. You can also see breadfruit trees " Full review
Lonely Planet
"Protecting one of the last remaining expanses of the wild jungle that once covered Barbados, this 1.2km (0.74-mile) gully right in the middle of the island is a good place to check out..."
"Pop back out into the sunshine and pick up some fresh-baked coconut bread at Celestine's diner before enjoying a picnic at Welchman Hall Gully just north on Hwy 2"
Experts' Choice Award 
Fodor's
The Telegraph
Frommer's
Lonely Planet
