Things to do in Little Tobago Island
Discover the best attractions and experiences Little Tobago Island has to offer
Historic Monuments
Little Tobago Island itself has no notable historic monuments. Nearby Tobago offers several historic sites worth a visit.
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Museums
This uninhabited island has no museums; Tobago's cultural museums are found in Scarborough and other towns.
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Religious Monuments
There are no temples or churches on Little Tobago, as the island is a protected nature reserve.
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National & Theme Parks
Protected nature areas provide the main draws here.
Little Tobago Island Nature Reserve
A protected seabird sanctuary surrounding the uninhabited island; a haven for frigatebirds and boobies.
Main Ridge Forest Reserve
The oldest protected rainforest in the Western Hemisphere and Tobago’s premier natural habitat.
Buccoo Reef Marine Park
A protected marine area famous for snorkeling, coral gardens, and diverse sea life.
Neighborhoods
Gateway villages around Little Tobago offer access to tours and scenic coastal sights.
Scarborough
The capital of Tobago, a hub for markets, ferries, and day trips to nearby sites.
Speyside
A northeast coastal village that serves as a base for Little Tobago boat trips and nearby beaches.
Charlotteville
A quiet coastal village known for its laid-back vibe and access to natural attractions.
Free Things to Do
There are several free ways to enjoy Tobago’s nature.
Englishman’s Bay
A pristine northeast Tobago beach ideal for a quiet day by the sea.
Mt. Irvine Beach
A long sandy stretch great for sunbathing and gentle swims.
Main Ridge Forest Reserve trails
Hiking designated trails through the world’s oldest protected rainforest.
Gastronomy
Taste Tobago’s flavors in casual spots and local street foods near the island.
Doubles from Scarborough street vendors
Try this iconic Tobago snack of spiced chickpeas between fried breads.
Bake & Shark at Buccoo Beach
A Tobago classic: fried fish served in a fried bread roll with toppings.
Local seafood at Speyside shacks
Fresh catches prepared Caribbean-style at waterfront eateries.
Nightlife
Nightlife is low-key on Little Tobago; nearby towns offer occasional bars and live music.
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Entertainment
Cultural performances are more common on Tobago’s main towns than on the island itself.
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Sports
Water-and land-based activities abound for active travelers.
Snorkeling at Buccoo Reef
Swim among coral formations and tropical fish in a protected reef.
Scuba diving around Tobago's reefs
Explore underwater landscapes and marine life with a local operator.
Kayaking in Buccoo Mangroves
Glide through tidal channels and spot wading birds.
Off the Track
Off-the-beaten-path experiences focus on wildlife and coastal discovery.
Boat trip to Little Tobago Island
A short, guided trip to the seabird sanctuary to observe nesting birds.
Sunrise coastal hike near Speyside
Gentle morning hike with sea views and wildlife spotting.