Things to do in Tobago
Discover the best attractions and experiences Tobago has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore Tobago's coastal defenses and historic sites that reveal the island's colonial past.
Fort King George
An 18th-century fortress in Scarborough with panoramic views and a small museum.
Pigeon Point Lighthouse
A historic lighthouse by the sea offering photo-worthy coastal views.
Museums
Delve into Tobago's history and culture through its museums and heritage centers.
Fort King George Museum
Museum housed within the fortress, showcasing Tobago's military and colonial history.
Tobago Museum
Cultural exhibits highlighting island life, crafts, and local history.
Religious Monuments
Visit historic churches that mark Tobago's religious heritage and community life.
St. George's Anglican Church (Scarborough)
A historic church reflecting Tobago's colonial-era religious life.
St. Mary's Catholic Church (Scarborough)
A traditional church serving the island's Catholic community.
National & Theme Parks
Tobago's protected landscapes and reefs offer immersive nature experiences.
Tobago Main Ridge Forest Reserve
Oldest protected rainforest in the Western Hemisphere, running along the island's spine.
Buccoo Reef Marine Park
Protected reef system known for snorkeling and glass-bottom boat tours.
Nylon Pool
Shallow, turquoise pool in the sea, perfect for a tranquil swim and photos.
Neighborhoods
Discover Tobago’s distinct towns and villages, each with its own character.
Scarborough
The island's capital with markets, eateries, and colonial charm.
Crown Point
Gateway area near the airport, with beaches and resort vibes.
Buccoo
Vibrant seaside village known for the boardwalk and nightlife along the coast.
Roxborough
Peaceful coastal town with nearby hills and scenic drives.
Castara
Remote village offering palm-fringed beaches and a laid-back atmosphere.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy Tobago's natural beauty and simple pleasures without an entry fee.
Main Ridge Forest Reserve hiking
Take a nature walk through the ancient rainforest along Tobago's spine.
Store Bay Beach stroll
Relax on the long sandy shore and watch the boats come and go.
Buccoo Boardwalk stroll
Evening stroll along the Boardwalk with sea views and shops.
Gastronomy
Taste Tobago's coastal flavors through classic dishes and local street bites.
Bake and Shark
Crispy fried shark stuffed in a fried dough bun, a Tobago staple.
Curried Crab and Dumplings
A flavorful seafood dish featuring crab curry with dumplings.
Fresh coconut water & fried fish stalls
Sip coconut water on the go and sample island fish from local stalls.
Nightlife
Relaxed and friendly, Tobago's evenings offer beachfront bars and casual venues.
Beachfront lounges near Buccoo
Casual spots along the shore for sunset drinks and live tunes.
Casual seaside pubs
Low-key venues with local music and snacks by the water.
Entertainment
Seasonal events celebrate Tobago's culture, music, and heritage.
Tobago Heritage Festival
A vibrant showcase of folk music, dance, and storytelling.
Tobago Jazz Experience
Seasonal jazz festival featuring regional and visiting artists.
Sports
Active options range from golf to water sports along Tobago's coast.
Mount Irvine Golf Course
Coastal 18-hole course with ocean views and challenging greens.
Buccoo Reef snorkeling
Guided snorkeling trips to the famous reef with marine life viewing.
Boat tours & kayaking
Water-based activities along the southwestern coast for all levels.
Off the Track
Escape the crowds with wildlife encounters and less-traveled routes.
Little Tobago Island
Birdwatching paradise and nature reserve reachable by boat.
Nylon Pool and Buccoo Reef (alternative activities)
Explore the shallow seas and natural pools beyond the typical tour routes.
Castara Beach strolls
Quiet village beaches ideal for authentic, relaxed days.