Things to do in Nylon Pool
Discover the best attractions and experiences Nylon Pool has to offer
Historic Monuments
Tobago's history unfolds through forts, markets, and colonial-era landmarks.
Fort King George
An 18th‑century hilltop fortress with exhibits on Tobago's colonial past and panoramic coastal views.
Scarborough Market
A historic market where locals and visitors mingle, shop for crafts, and sample traditional bites.
Scarborough Clock Tower
Iconic colonial-era landmark marking Scarborough's town center and a classic photo spot.
Museums
Small museums preserve Tobago's stories and natural heritage.
Fort King George Museum
On-site museum within the fortress showcasing military artifacts and local history.
The Tobago Museum
Cultural collection with exhibits on Tobago's people, culture, and natural history.
Religious Monuments
Places of worship reflect Tobago's diverse communities.
St. Andrew's Anglican Church (Scarborough)
Historic church with colonial roots and a tranquil setting in Scarborough.
Scarborough Baptist Church
Active local church with community programs and regular services.
National & Theme Parks
Tobago's protected landscapes and marine parks offer memorable nature experiences.
Buccoo Reef Marine Park
World-famous coral reef system ideal for snorkeling and reef viewing from boats.
Tobago Main Ridge Forest Reserve
The oldest protected rainforest in the Western Hemisphere with lush trails and wildlife.
Little Tobago Island Nature Reserve
Birdwatchers’ paradise reachable by boat, known for seabird colonies.
Neighborhoods
Explore Tobago’s towns to feel the local pace and flavors.
Scarborough
The island’s capital, bustling with markets, eateries, and seaside views.
Buccoo
Relaxed coastal village known for beaches, sunsets, and a laid-back vibe.
Roxborough
Inland town with slower pace and authentic local character.
Free Things to Do
Many of Tobago’s natural spots can be enjoyed without a fee.
Store Bay Beach
Enjoy the sand, sun, and sunset views at this popular Tobago beach.
Tobago Main Ridge Forest Reserve trails
Free forest hikes on historically important trails through tropical rainforest.
Shoreline strolls along Pigeon Point and nearby beaches
Scenic coastal walks outside paid park areas offer gorgeous sea views.
Gastronomy
Delight in Tobago’s seafood-focused and island-inspired dishes.
Bake and Shark at Store Bay
A Tobago seaside favorite: fried shark fillet in a freshly baked bun with toppings.
Pelau with coconut rice
A flavorful one-pot dish blending caramelized rice, pigeon peas, and meat.
Fresh grilled fish at Scarborough waterfront
Seasonal seafood grilled to order with simple, bright island flavors.
Nightlife
Casual evenings with live music, beachfront bars, and social vibes.
Live music at Scarborough bars
Relaxed, locals-powered venues with calypso and soca tunes.
Beachfront gatherings around Store Bay and Buccoo
Evening open-air spots where people mingle and enjoy light entertainment.
Entertainment
Seasonal events and performances add color to Tobago’s scene.
Tobago Jazz Experience
A festival featuring Caribbean and international jazz artists hosted on the island.
Glass-bottom boat tours near Buccoo Reef
Relaxing rides that reveal underwater life with clear, shallow views.
Seasonal turtle-watching tours
Evening-guided programs to witness sea turtles (seasonal).
Sports
Active options on land and sea for all levels.
Snorkeling at Buccoo Reef
Explore coral formations and colorful fish in calm, protected waters.
Scuba diving at Tobago dive sites
Discover diverse wrecks and tropical marine life with local dive operators.
Kayaking along Tobago’s coast
Paddle along shoreline coves and mangroves for a close-to-nature experience.
Off the Track
Seek out less-traveled paths for a unique Tobago day.
Little Tobago Island bird sanctuary boat trip
Guided boat excursion to see seabirds and wildlife in a pristine setting.
Argyle Falls hike
A scenic walk to a scenic waterfall with a refreshing dip at the base.
Ridge lookout hikes in remote parts of the Main Ridge
Less-visited viewpoints offering sweeping island vistas.