Things to do in Pigeon Point
Discover the best attractions and experiences Pigeon Point has to offer
Historic Monuments
Discover Tobago's past through hilltop forts and heritage sites that overlook turquoise seas.
Fort King George
An 18th‑century fortress on a hill above Scarborough offering coastal views and a small museum.
Pigeon Point Heritage Park
Historic coastal site turned popular beach destination with colonial-era structures and maritime history.
Museums
Dive into Tobago’s culture and natural history at its small but informative museums.
Tobago Museum
Cultural and historical exhibits that tell Tobago's story through artifacts and displays.
Fort King George Museum
Museum housed within the fort featuring artifacts from Tobago's colonial era.
Religious Monuments
Religious sites reflect Tobago's diverse faith traditions.
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National & Theme Parks
From reefs to tranquil pools, Tobago's protected spaces offer underwater wonders and nature escapes.
Buccoo Reef Marine Park
Protected marine area known for snorkeling among coral reefs and vibrant marine life.
Nylon Pool
A shallow, crystal-clear sandbar lagoon in Buccoo Bay, perfect for a gentle dip.
Neighborhoods
Explore the island's main towns and beach enclaves that shape Tobago's vibe.
Scarborough
The island's capital and hub of markets, eateries, and history.
Crown Point
Coastal area by Pigeon Point with beaches, resorts, and lively vibes.
Roxborough
Eastern town known for its scenic drives and local charm.
Free Things to Do
Great value ways to soak up Tobago's scenery from beaches to rainforest.
Relax on Store Bay Beach
Sun, sea, and shade on one of Tobago’s popular and accessible beaches.
Hike the Main Ridge Forest Reserve
Explore one of the world’s oldest protected rainforests and lookouts.
Stroll Scarborough waterfront
Enjoy a breezy walk along the harbor and town promenade.
Gastronomy
Taste Tobago's flavors—from street-food staples to coastal seafood specialties.
Bake and Shark at Store Bay
Classic Tobago snack: deep-fried shark in fried dough with toppings.
Pelau from a local stall
Beloved one-pot dish with coconut, rice, and meat or chicken.
Callaloo and crab
Leafy callaloo soup served with spicy crab, a Tobago favorite.
Nightlife
Evenings by the water offer relaxed bars, lounges, and sunset spots.
Store Bay Beachfront bars
Casual beachfront spots with drinks, music, and a sea breeze.
Crown Point Beachfront lounges
Relaxed venues by the sea for cocktails and sunset vibes.
Entertainment
Cultural showcases and seasonal festivals bring Tobago’s art to life.
Tobago Heritage Festival
Seasonal celebration of music, dance, and storytelling across the island.
Tobago Jazz Experience
Festival-style performances by Caribbean and visiting artists.
Sports
Water sports and outdoor adventures let you feel Tobago's sea and sun.
Snorkeling Buccoo Reef
Guided snorkel among vibrant corals and tropical fish.
Kayaking around Crown Point
Paddle along coastlines and mangroves at a relaxed pace.
Sunset sailing cruise
Calming boat ride along Tobago’s coast as the sun goes down.
Off the Track
Hidden-gem experiences reveal Tobago's lesser-known treasures.
Argyle Falls
Scenic rainforest waterfall with a refreshing swim in natural pools.
Tobago Cocoa Estate
Tour a cocoa estate and learn about Tobago’s chocolate-making tradition.
Birdwatching along the Main Ridge
Spot tropical birds in one of the Western Hemisphere’s oldest protected rainforests.