Things to do in Store Bay
Discover the best attractions and experiences Store Bay has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore Tobago’s past through colonial forts and landmark sites around Store Bay and Scarborough.
Fort King George
An 18th-century fort perched above Scarborough with ruins, views, and a small history museum.
Scarborough Clock Tower
A colonial-era landmark in Scarborough’s town center and a popular photo spot.
Museums
Gain insight into Tobago’s heritage through local museums and historical displays.
Tobago Museum
A compact museum in Scarborough with exhibits on Tobago’s natural and cultural history.
Fort King George Museum
Museum housed within Fort King George detailing the island’s colonial and military past.
Religious Monuments
Religious sites offer a glimpse into Tobago’s community and architectural styles.
St. Andrew's Anglican Church (Scarborough)
Historic church with colonial roots and classic Caribbean ecclesiastical architecture.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church (Scarborough)
Active parish serving locals with a vibrant Caribbean Catholic community.
National & Theme Parks
Protected coastal and rainforest areas around Tobago offer outstanding natural experiences.
Buccoo Reef Marine Park
Protected reef system famous for snorkeling and boat tours to see coral and marine life.
Nylon Pool
A shallow, turquoise pool in Buccoo Reef ideal for a gentle dip with friends and family.
Tobago Main Ridge Forest Reserve
A lush, protected rainforest—one of the oldest in the Western Hemisphere.
Neighborhoods
Dive into Tobago’s different neighborhoods that frame Store Bay’s beach culture.
Scarborough
The island’s capital, with historic sites, markets, and waterfront charm.
Crown Point
A coastal hub near the airport with beaches, shops, and easy access to boat trips.
Buccoo
Vibrant coastal village known for reef access and relaxed Caribbean vibe.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy Tobagan beauty with free activities around Store Bay and nearby beaches.
Store Bay Beach
Long white-sand beach perfect for sunbathing and a dip in calm waters.
Mount Irvine Beach
Uncrowded beach offering scenic views and sunset vistas.
Shoreline walk along Store Bay area
Stroll the shoreline, watch boats, and soak up beach town atmosphere.
Gastronomy
Taste Tobago’s coastal flavors, from street snacks to hearty local dishes.
Bake and Shark at Store Bay
A Tobago staple: fried shark fillet stuffed in fluffy fried dough with toppings.
Pelau
A one-pot, caramel-flavored rice and meat dish popular across Tobago.
Curry crab and dumplings
A flavorful seafood dish that captures Tobago’s spice and coastal fare.
Nightlife
Evenings at Store Bay and surrounding beaches offer casual bars and live vibes.
Beachfront bars at Store Bay
Casual seaside spots for sunset drinks and soca tunes.
Crown Point beachside venues
Relaxed bars and live music near the airport area for a nightcap.
Entertainment
Experience local marine and cultural entertainment around Tobago’s coast.
Glass-bottom boat tours from Buccoo
A fun way to view coral reefs and marine life without getting wet.
Evening soca/calypso vibes at beach venues
Live Caribbean music at select beach bars and markets.
Sports
Water sports and active pursuits are easy to find around Store Bay.
Snorkeling at Buccoo Reef
Explore vibrant corals and colorful fish just off the coast.
Jet skiing at Store Bay
Zip across calm waters and enjoy the sea breeze.
Kayaking along Tobago’s coast
Paddle through crystal-clear waters for a relaxed workout.
Off the Track
Venture beyond the main beaches to Tobagonian nature and wildlife.
Little Tobago Island
Bird sanctuary reachable by boat—great for birdwatching and nature hikes.
Argyle Falls
A scenic rainforest waterfall with a refreshing dip at the base.
Man O’ War Bay
Secluded cove ideal for snorkeling and quiet coastal walks.