We enjoyed a visit to a cocoa plantation, but still found Tobago to be a little less-friendly than many of the other islands. Scarborough is one giant traffic jam crammed into a very small town. As with much of the Caribbean, get into the interior to really appreciate the island itself.

Visited: Mar 07, 2009

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by Trish1

We found a very secluded beach and went snorkeling off the coast all day long...amazing...again, do your research before you get there!

Visited: Feb 21, 2009

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by DianeE3

national park for beach safest way to see island by cab.

Visited: Jan 17, 2009

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by DaveD8

We went to Pidgeon Point Beach Club on an excursion. It was very nice.

Visited: Feb 21, 2009

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by TeriC

waters were murky for snorkeling, and roads were closed for mud slides.........long driving times.

Visited: Dec 11, 2010

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by Bono

Glass bottom boat excursion. This was only ok. The boat was rundown, they jammed 25 of us onboard. The snorkeling was very rough and we were only given masks/snorkel...probably could've used the inflatable lifevest and fins at this site. It was too rough for quite a few to even try, though my sister and I had a good time

Visited: Mar 05, 2011

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