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Grafton Caledonia Wildlife Sanctuary, Tobago is one of the must visit tourist attractions in the city of Tobago. Placed close to the Black Tock Village, the sanctuary occupies the site which was formerly a cocoa estate. After the total destruction of the cocoa fields by the Hurricane Flora in the year 1963, the owner of the cocoa fields, a great lover of birds, used to feed the birds in his own hands at the place, which eventually led to the foundation of Grafton Caledonia Wildlife Sanctuary, Tobago.

At Grafton Caledonia Wildlife Sanctuary, Tobago there are countless species of birds. The place is a paradise for the birdwatchers and you can see the rare birds like Rufous-vented Chacalaca, Blue-crowned Motmot, Blue-backed Manakin, White-fringed Antwren, White-tailed Sabrewing and Green Iguana.

At Grafton Caledonia Wildlife Sanctuary, Tobago you will enjoy watching the mot mots which have adapted itself to the climate of the island. You can see them coming out of their cages at 4 pm following their old feeding time and you can feed them with your own hands too. It is thrilling experience for children too.

Grafton Caledonia Wildlife Sanctuary, Tobago offers excellent opportunities for hiking as there are excellent trails for hiking. The place can be visited from all points of the city of Tobago. You will find all modes of transportation plying to the place. You can visit the sanctuary on any day of the week.

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