Go Beyond

A hidden gem, Corbin Local Wildlife is fun for the whole family. This protected enclosure--the home of many rescued and endangered creatures-- allows visitors to get up close and learn more about the animals of Tobago.

Tobago's highest waterfall is a must-do if you are a nature lover; the three-tier falls are not only a breathtaking sight to behold but make for a refreshing swim after a day of exploring.

Located just off Speyside, swim over a reef chock full of corals and sponges of all types as well as a plethora of diverse fish before arriving at an enchanting natural landscape that resembles a serene Japanese Garden.

The most famous dive site in Charlotteville, London Bridge's natural arch echoes its namesake. Perfect for advanced divers, this site provides a unique experience every visit with its dramatic overhangs and crevices. 

Get one of the best views in town to recharge at the Speyside Lookout. Fresh breeze intertwine with nature provides the perfect backdrop for picture taking and rejuvenation.

Visit the 350-foot ferry that was deliberately sunk in 1997 to create an artificial reef and see some of the amazing aquatic life that inhabit it. Look out for teardrop snappers beneath the stern, lobsters near the propeller and an enormous bait ball inside the car deck.

A stop by this family-owned and operated petting zoo is a must. Located within a beautiful tropical garden, this quaint eco-resort also contains an in-house art gallery with depictions of the island's history and culture.

Watch the marine world come alive at night at this fan-favourite dive spot that is also an underwater photographer's delight. Moray eels, octopus, small turtles and tropical fishes can be seen gliding over vivid reefs and sponges. Its shallow waters make it the perfect spot for beginners to get their start.

Listen to the sweet orchestra of the island's birds as you visit the home of a vast variety of hummingbirds like the Ruby-Topaz, Copper-Rumped, Black-throated Mango and a host of other species of birds. Perfect for the avid bird-watcher, photographer or those who just love the outdoors.

Add this to one of your stops for your Tobago road trip. The communications tower serves as a massive marker at the top of the hill, giving you stunning views of sloping hills as well as St. Giles Island, Marble Island as well as London Bridge (yes, there is a London Bridge in Tobago!)

More than a beach, Store Bay has a craft market that's the home for local artisan creations. A cool stroll will bring you to exquisitely carved statues and jewelry, clothing, hand-crafted soaps and scents, tropical wines, and other fascinating finds that will keep your memories of Tobago fresh for years to come. 

Become truly inspired when you visit this historic and fairytale castle which exhibits art and larger than life-size sculptures depicting perfect portraits of beautiful Tobagonians.

Tobago is home to a number of picturesque locations to exchange vows. Who wouldn't want to tie the knot on a cove that overlooks the Atlantic Ocean?

Experience the rhythmic vibrations of the tamboo bamboo and folk songs which add flavor to the street process which starts from the river to the village's Cocoa House. Dance the cocoa and trek through the village for the treasure hunt. 

The profusion of colorful schools of fish and strikingly beautiful coral make this spot great for underwater photography and gives this beach the title as the best for snorkeling.

Held annually in April, the jazz concert promises a marvelous experience that boasts of being "more than music", combining the sweet sounds of local and world-renowned artists with stunning beach-front views.

Enjoy your stay in Tobago and make an impact at the same time by giving back. Volunteerism plays a major role in keeping the island unspoilt and untouched so give back at any of our wildlife reserves, children homes, animals shelters or even replant coral reef.

Journey through the estate and learn about the history of cocoa and participate in the fermentation and drying activities at the estate. As the tour goes on, participate in a rum and chocolate tasting session after an evening of dinner that showcases the local cuisine of Tobago.

Witness one of nature's phenomenons at one of the world’s premier turtle watching destinations. A visit between January and September will grant you a chance of a lifetime to see female turtles come to shore to nest or tiny hatchlings scurry their way to the ocean soon after eggs are hatched.

The mystery tombstone of Betty Stiven remains one of the oldest tales of lore on the island. Everyone has their own theory based on the esoteric words inscribed on her grave. Visit her final resting place in Plymouth and see if you can unlock the riddle.

Inspired by the infusion of traditional Chinese cultural elements, this two-day festival is held annually at Pigeon Point Beach. Feel the vibrations of the Chinese drums and the intensity of the Lion Dance, Dotting of the Eye and the fast-paddling races.

A communal way to haul in a major catch of fish to the shoreline using a net. A helping hand to the fishermen earns you complimentary fish or purchase if you so wish.

One of Tobago's signature dish, so a must-try when you visit! This cuisine is a unique blend of Indian, African, Chinese, European and Latin American influences and flavors.

One of Tobago's iconic attractions, a visit to Nylon Pool's stunningly crystal clear shallow waters is the only place in the world where you can stand up in the middle of the ocean. Legend has it that its mystical waters contain powers to reverse one's age by 10 years.

Witness this unique and age-old experience as jockeys race goats to the finish line. This popular and lively event draws thousands of spectators to one of Tobago's most internationally acclaimed festival.

The annual festivities, which run from mid-July to early August were created to preserve the unique cultural traditions of Tobago. Visit the many quaint and friendly villages and experience their way of life, language and varied oral traditions, culture, dances, music and of course, their culinary delights.

This secluded, less populated beach is located in Charlotteville and is only accessible by walking or boat. According to lore, the harbor was a fan-favorite for pirates such as Black Beard and Henry Morgan in the 17th and 18th centuries. Today, it's known for being picturesque and serene, making it the perfect spot a day of swimming or snorkeling, a private afternoon for two or to spend some time away from hustle and bustle of life.

Fall in love all over again as you set sail on a romantic sunset cruise aboard a luxury catamaran or yacht.

Come and take in this energetic parade of vibrant colors and dances re-enacting a wedding ceremony of long ago in the streets of Moriah. Much more than just a spectator affair, you'll be encouraged to join the celebrations: dance the brush back or heel and toe with the happy couple and bridal party.

If you want insight into Tobago's nightlife, Sunday School is it! The ultimate weekly Sunday night lime is replete with a live steel band, DJ, food and drinks all infused with locals and tourists alike. Safe and fun for all ages, Sunday School is a great way to kickstart your week in Tobago.

Lined with coconut trees, this bay's clear waters are just the beginning of this charming fishing town. In addition to the lookout point above the community which serves up some of the most stunning views of Tobago you'll ever see, you can easily lose track of the day with activities including swimming, sunbathing, kayaking, snorkelling and fishing.

A must if you both love the outdoors. Spend a magical night with your better half sleeping under the stars in total peace and tranquility at a secluded romantic location.

The beach itself is calm, scenic and captivating with small fishing boats anchored in the beach. A stop by the popular Glasgow Bar is a must. Perched on a hilltop overlooking the bay, grab a beer and feel the warm breeze as you take in the many hues of blue and green of the ocean.

Take a boat from Man O' War Bay's jetty in Charlotteville to the secluded Lover's Bay for the ultimate private experience including a lunch picnic.

Located in Plymouth next to Fort James, the Courland Monument is a piece of modern architecture was built to honour the first settlers of Courland (modern-day Latvia). Add this to your island tour and learn more about their occupation and why Tobago was one of the most coveted islands in the Caribbean.

The award-winning beaches and iconic thatched-roof jetty offers you the perfect setting for your special day. Blue skies, white sand and enchanting sunsets await you as say "I Do".

The demanding terrain of Tobago's landscape challenges both professional and amateur riders along the scenic roadway course in this international event.

Usually unpopulated, Stonehaven Bay is the perfect spot to have some alone time and soak up the sun with your loved one without another soul in sight.

Take a road trip around the island and enjoy the distinct personalities and experiences each beach has to offer.

Considered one of the most spectacular reefs in the world by famous explorer Jacques Cousteau, the picturesque Buccoo Reef is chock-full of tropical fish and vibrant coral reef. Take a glass-bottom boat ride or go on a dive to discover more of the reef's treasures.

If you love sweets, you can't visit Tobago and try the island's signature confectionaries. Sugar cakes, benne balls, toolum, tamarind balls and fudge are just a few of the must-have treats to have. But be careful, it's hard to just have one!

Considered one of Tobago's best-kept secrets, Batteaux Bay is located adjacent to Blue Waters Inn Beach Resort and is protected by rocky headlands with flourishing trees. This beach is the perfect mini-getaway for couples and also provides amazing dive sites filled with shimmering reefs and corals for divers and snorkelers alike.

Don't let the name scare you. While this beach was named after a battle between English soldiers and African slaves in the 18th century, but it doesn't even describe the allure of this peaceful beach.With a nearby bar, WiFi and other amenities, you can't go wrong spending a few hours here.

Get in on the action as locals and tourists alike celebrate J'ouvert (pre-dawn Carnival celebrations) as they cover themselves in prepared, sanitized mud before forming an energetic Carnival Monday street procession through the streets of Scarborough

A mysterious, secluded and picturesque white sandy beach stretched to welcome you. The view is just breathtaking and the water is calm and relaxing. It’s a scene straight out of Robinson Crusoe and an idyllic spot to castaway for a day of lounging, spotting colourful birds in the trees above.

Start forever with the love of your life in a quaint garden tucked away in an exclusive luxury villa surrounded by the potpourri scents of flowers, plush trees and shrubs and sounds of tropical birds.

Watch these winged jewels up close and personal at the Hummingbird Gallery. If you're an avid birder, you'll have fun trying to identify the six species that live there including the White-Tailed Sabrewing, Black-Throated Mango and Ruby Topaz

Explore Tobago’s coastal scenery that spans 116 square miles of land with hidden bays, coves, flats and reefs. If you're up for an adventure, take a day tour and start in Crown Point in the west and sail to Charlotteville in the east.

Grab a kayak and explore the Buccoo Reef mangrove lagoon which is the home for various species of nesting birds, reptiles and sea life.

Watch the sun set on the balcony of a local wine bar Time To Wine. Grab a bottle of from their extensive collection including locally made wines and ports and reflect on your day in paradise. 

Spend the day discovering East Tobago's vivid underwater world in the quaint little village of Charlotteville. Head to Pirate Bay's uncrowded beaches and snorkel to its beautiful reefs before heading off to Lovers Bay and its brilliant pink sand beach.