Things to do in Grafton Beach
Discover the best attractions and experiences Grafton Beach has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore Tobago’s remnants of the colonial era and local landmarks that tell the island’s story.
Fort King George
An 18th‑century hilltop fort above Scarborough with cannons, museum displays, and panoramic views.
Scarborough Clock Tower
A circa‑19th century town landmark at Scarborough’s central square, a reminder of the island’s colonial past.
Scarborough Market (historic market area)
Vibrant, traditional market precinct showcasing local crafts, foods, and daily island life.
Museums
Dive into Tobago’s culture and natural history through its small museums and displays.
Tobago Museum (Scarborough)
A small museum sharing Tobago’s history, culture, and island life.
Fort King George Museum
Museum housed within the fort featuring local artifacts and colonial history.
Heritage and Craft Center (Scarborough area)
Showcases local crafts, artwork, and cultural heritage.
Religious Monuments
Religious architecture and sites reflecting Tobago’s diverse faith traditions.
Our Lady of the Nativity Church (Scarborough)
Historic Catholic church with local community roots in Scarborough.
St. Andrew’s Anglican Church (Roxborough area)
Traditional Anglican church in the Tobago interior with quaint grounds.
Riviera Chapel (local chapel near Buccoo)
Small community chapel known to visitors for its peaceful setting.
National & Theme Parks
Tobago’s protected reefs, forests, and coastlines offer memorable natural landscapes.
Buccoo Reef Marine Park
A protected marine park known for snorkeling around coral reefs.
Nylon Pool (in Buccoo Reef)
A shallow, sun-warmed sandbar pool connected to the reef—great for a calm swim.
Main Ridge Forest Reserve
The oldest protected rainforest in the Western Hemisphere, perfect for scenic hikes.
Neighborhoods
Explore Tobago’s coastal and inland communities with their own character.
Scarborough
The island’s capital hub with markets, eateries, and seaside views.
Crown Point
A resort‑style area known for beaches, bars, and the airport vicinity.
Buccoo
Close to the Buccoo Reef, famous for its seafood shacks and nightlife vibe.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy Tobago’s natural beauty and laid‑back vibe without an itinerary.
Grafton Beach
Relax on the white-sand shore and watch the Caribbean glow at sunset.
Store Bay Beach
Another popular beach area ideal for picnics and casual strolls.
Scenic coastal walks around Scarborough and Crown Point
Stroll the shoreline and enjoy sea breezes and views.
Gastronomy
Tobago’s flavors revolve around seafood, spices, and street‑side treats.
Bake & Shark
Fried fish in a fried bread sandwich; a Tobago street‑food staple.
Callaloo and Dumplings
Creamy greens and dumplings—popular local dish.
Local roti and curry goat
Tasty filling in a soft roti, reflecting Caribbean flavors.
Nightlife
Relaxed island nightlife with beachfront bars and live music.
Crown Point beachfront bars
Casual seaside spots with drinks and music after dark.
Buccoo nightlife spots
Casual venues near Buccoo for evening vibes.
Store Bay sunset vibes
Sunset drinks and mellow tunes by the water.
Entertainment
Cultural performances, markets, and seaside experiences.
Scarborough evening markets
Local markets with crafts and live music.
Buccoo Street Market and street performances
Casual performances near the reef area.
Boat day trips to Buccoo Reef
Relaxing day on the water with guided reef viewing.
Sports
Golf and other active pursuits on Tobago’s coastlines.
Mount Irvine Bay Golf Course
Elegant seaside golf course with sea views.
Tobago Plantations Golf Club
Scenic course set in plantation surroundings.
Stand‑up paddleboarding at Store Bay
Active water sport suitable for beginners.
Off the Track
Venture beyond the crowds for a deeper Tobago experience.
Argyle Falls
A picturesque waterfall with a natural pool to cool off.
Scenic drive to the interior via Roxborough
Lowland roads with breathtaking views and quiet spots.
Hiking trails in Main Ridge Forest Reserve
Immersive rainforest walks with birdwatching.