Tobago Island Hotels

Amiable beach resorts and low profile guesthouses dot Tobago’s idyllic coastline as a delightful symbol that mass tourism has yet to ruin the island’s charms. While resistance may be futile in the long run, for now at least, efforts to sponsor ecological and sustainable tourism have borne fruit. Tobago’s hinterland forests, extraordinarily, have been under official protection since 1776, first by the British Crown and now by the island republic’s parliamentary government. As one of the most biodiverse national parks in the Caribbean, the Tobago Forest Reserve is a haven for rare invertebrates, reptiles, amphibians, mammals and birds. As the lungs of Tobago, the verdant heart of the island is a memorable and magnificent point of interest. Similarly, world class dive sites off the Tobago coast allow visitors to get up close and personal with precious marine life. For pure rest and relaxation and perhaps some water sports, Turtle Beach, Mount Irvine Beach and Grafton Beach deliver slivers of paradise, one grain of sand and glass of rum at a time.

Attractions

• Scarborough
• Englishman’s Bay
• Store Bay
• Pigeon Point
• Stone Haven Bay

Activities

• Turtle Beach
• Mount Irvine Beach
• Grafton Beach
• Little Tobago Bird Sanctuary
• Speyside Dive Sites

Restaurants

• Fish Pot
• Bar Code
• Dillon’s
• King’s Bay Café
• Golden Flower

Nightlife

• Bonkers
• Golden Star
• Pelican Reef
• Jade Monkey
• The Shade

Climate

Tobago Island experiences a wet season from June to December and a relative dry season throughout the rest of the year. The tropical weather typically features temperatures from 20°C to 32°C.