Fort King George

We visited this reasonably priced fort and museum today and it was great. The museum has many items showing Tobago's rich history but no photography is allowed inside. The fort is vast with stunning views of the rest of the island from the cannon placements and views of Scarborough from the other direction. There is plenty of parking at the fort premises. The best visit in the island so far for us, highly recommended!

Nice sea and island views. Except the museum the entrance is free. The lady in souvenir stand sells fantastic coconut icecream for 15ttd

Reasonably priced museum with plenty of interesting displays, friendly and helpful staff coupled with stunning views. Well worth a visit.

A must visit when in Tobago beautiful view and very clean facility

Beautiful views of Scarborough. Lots of places to take photos.

Visiting here was very serene and had a calming atmosphere. The breeze and the shade provided by the huge trees makes walking very cool and calm. The views are excellent and the environment is very well kept. You can visit the museum with a $20TTD fee per person if you are interested in that. I could literally spread a blanket and chill the entire day under the shade and feel the breeze and take in the scenery.

The view from up on the Fort is magnificent, you see just how beautiful the island is. The grounds are well maintained, clean and the staff are very hospitable. The Fort gives you that feeling as if you were actually back there in that time. If you're there definitely check out the museum as well and not just go for the views. You'd get a taste of the rich history all while walking the grounds of some of the building that still stand. So if you're into history, or scenery, views and green space you should definitely go.

A picturesque view of Scarborough from this fort. Around the spot are cannons, a magazine house ( which has a fault in it's making), the tree next to the building which is older than the building itself and prison cells. There are a quiet few spots to sit with peace looking at the Atlantic Ocean.