Go Beyond

Marvel at the glowing electric blue waters as you paddle or kayak your way through Bon Accord Lagoon at night while your guide explains the phenomenon of bioluminescence.

Kelleston Drain is famed for having what may be the world’s largest brain coral with a maximum depth of 130 feet. Ocean triggerfish, stingrays, nurse and reef sharks, different species of the parrotfish and others can be seen patrolling the area.

This island off the coast of Tobago serves as a wonderful diving site for viewing coral and beautiful ocean landscape.

Experience the "Robinson Crusoe Feeling" while deep sea fishing in Tobago's water. Tuna, mahi-mahi, barracuda can be amongst your catch of the day.

Get to the oldest nature reserve in the world at dawn and keep your camera at the ready to capture the multitude of wildlife, waterfalls and more under the canopy of the vibrant rainforest.

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!)

The UNESCO-listed World Heritage Site is top of the list for birders to see some of the over 200 of birds that reside in the lush, tranquil rainforest including the White-tailed Sabre-winged Hummingbird, Blue-backed Manakin and the White-backed Jacobin.

Rent an SUV and hit the open road. With an area of 116 square miles, an island road trip is a fantastic way to get a taste of everything Tobago has to offer. Revel in its natural splendor and drive through the Main Ridge Forest Reserve, beach hop, learn about our storied history by visiting forts and ruins of sugar factories, windmills, and waterwheels, chase waterfalls and grab some local cuisine along the way. 

Kickstart your day feeling focused and centered with early morning movement sessions. With varying styles of practice available, it's easy to unwind in the greenery around you.

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

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

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.