Category: Tobago

Water lillies at Tobago Plantations. Photo by Chris Anderson

Tobago’s natural history

Tobago was once joined to the South American mainland (but not to Trinidad!), and has inherited a continental legacy of plants, birds, insects, mammals and topography. Its small size, 21 miles long and seven miles wide, offers easy access to tropical rain forests, idyllic white sand beaches, waterfalls and lagoons.

Seafood entrée at the Pavilion Restaurant. Courtesy the Villas at Stonehaven

Let’s eat out: Tobago’s culinary scene

Many of Tobago’s restaurants are open-air, ready to catch the afternoon or evening breeze, sometimes with amazing views…

The Robinson Crusoe pub at the Magdalena Grand Beach & Golf Resort

Tobago nightlife & entertainment

Bars, cinemas, clubs, casinos and open-air party venues to keep the most dedicated night owl entertained!

Contemporary Tobago Carnival Mas Player

Carnival in Tobago

Tobagonians enjoy a season that focuses on the theatrical and folk elements of Carnival

Diving in Tobago. Photo: Edward Montserin

Your guide to diving in Tobago

Whatever your level of experience, the waters around Tobago offer some of the most outstanding diving opportunities in the Caribbean

Tobago curried crab. Photo courtesy the THA

Homegrown Tobago dishes

Tobago‘s indigenous culinary delights show just how much our ancestors valued nature’s produce and how they believed nothing should be wasted

No Man's Land. Courtesy The Division of Tourism and Transportation.

Tobago’s top 10 beaches

It’s not just a cliché: Tobago really is a beach-lover’s paradise. If you find a single beach in Tobago that doesn’t tempt you to take a quick dip or a soak in the sun, please tell us about it. Even so, a few beaches really stand out. Here are our picks for the top 10

Mango Tango Villa. Photographer: Courtesy Island Investments

Tobago Real Estate

Tobago‘s Caribbean paradise reputation has led to a rapid increase in overseas and homegrown property investment in the last decade