Activities in Western Tobago

Overview

Welcome to the tranquil and captivating western region of Tobago, a paradise for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and anyone seeking a peaceful retreat. Here’s a curated list of activities to enhance your experience in this beautiful part of Tobago.

Beaches

• Pigeon Point: Known as the ‘most picturesque beach in Tobago’, Pigeon Point offers crystal clear waters, a vibrant coral reef perfect for snorkeling, and the famous ‘buccoo’ grass huts serving delicious local cuisine.
• Store Bay: A stunning white sand beach with calm turquoise waters, ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and picnics.
• Man O War Bay: Accessible only by boat, this secluded bay boasts a breathtaking landscape and excellent snorkeling opportunities.

Nature Reserves

• Gill’s Harbour Forest Reserve: Explore the lush rainforest teeming with exotic birds, monkeys, and other wildlife. The trail leads to a beautiful waterfall, perfect for a refreshing swim.
• Main Ridge Forest Reserve: The oldest protected forest in the Western Hemisphere, it’s home to the rare Tobago hummingbird and boasts stunning views of the Caribbean Sea.

Adventure Activities

• Kayaking: Explore the mangrove forests around Carnbee Bay or venture out to Little Tobago Island for a chance to spot red-billed tropic birds.
• Hiking: Traverse the rugged terrain of Mount Irvine, Tobago’s second highest peak, for panoramic views of the island and its coastline.
• Diving and Snorkeling: Discover the vibrant marine life in the clear waters around Sisters’ Rocks, Japanese Gardens, and the artificial reef at Goat Island.

Cultural Experiences

• Blue Waters Inn: Visit this historic inn for a taste of Tobagonian culture, enjoy traditional music, and learn about the island’s history from the locals.
• Buccoo Reef Village: Stroll through this charming village and sample local delicacies like fresh seafood, cassava bread, and sorrel drink at Buccoo Reef Village Square.