Beaches

Pirate’s Bay is a breathtakingly beautiful and remote beach near Charlotteville, often considered one of Tobago’s most picturesque spots.

A lesser-known beach, Iguana Bay is a secluded and rugged coastal spot, perfect for those who love adventure and exploration.

Cotton Bay is one of Tobago’s most secluded beaches, accessible only by boat or via a challenging hike through dense forest. This hidden paradise offers unspoiled beauty, with powdery white sand, crystal-clear waters, and lush greenery.

Near Fort Bennett is a small beach, perfect for lovers.

Grange Bay, also known as "The Wall," is a scenic and tranquil beach on Tobago’s Caribbean coast. This hidden gem is loved by locals and surfers due to its consistent waves, making it a good spot for bodyboarding and surfing, especially during the right conditions.

Turtle Beach also known as Great Courland Bay, got its name from an abundance of turtles that come ashore during the months of March to August to lay their eggs. Shaded by the backdrop of trees the beach is great for relaxing, bathing, surfing, and kayaking.

Castara Bay Tobago, pristine fishing village charm, tranquil shores, and vibrant marine life for snorkeling.

Englishman's Bay is known for its scenic beauty, with a wide stretch of soft golden sand framed by lush greenery. The bay remains relatively untouched, as it is located in a protected area that restricts development and maintains its natural allure.

This beach is popular among surfers due to its consistent waves. It's also a great spot for swimming and sunbathing

Located near the famous Buccoo Reef and the small fishing village of Buccoo, Buccoo Beach is a vibrant yet laid-back destination. The beach has soft golden sand and shallow, clear waters, making it ideal for swimming and wading.