Pirate's Bay

Beautiful beach with A1 snorkeling. You need to bring your ovn supplies, since there is no vendors on the beach. If your lucky the chair guy is at the beach, and provides beach chairs at a rate around 25tt pr chair. The walk is 15 minutes each way. Including 157 steps on the long staircase but it s definitely worth it

The dirt road is a bit dangerous so you should park the car in the village and walk for about 30 minutes. Nice views on the hike and the beach.

In my opinion clearly one of the best beaches in Tobago 🌸☀️

Awesome beach tucked away in a cove next to Charlotteville. Take a boat from the pier to reach or take a 10-15 minutes walk along the cliff side. Stock up at the shop in Charlotteville as no facilities but a peaceful unspoiled tropical paradise place. Water was crystal clear and snorkeling is A1.

Undeniably...without a doubt, the most beautiful public beach in T&T! The walk in from the village is moderately difficult but not too long. Taking a boat is also an option, but they charge based on what they think you can pay. If you are taking a boat, I would recommend that you ask them as well about taking you to Pink Sand Beach, which is only accessible by boat.

The most beautiful beach in Tobago. Quiet, serene and crystal clear waters. This is definitely my go to beach when I’m in Tobago from now on. There is 2 ways you can get to the beach via boat or via 1000 stairs, either way take note that it’s totally worth it.

The Pirate's Bay is an absolute must see when visiting Trinidad & Tobago. The beach is located on the northern part of Tobago (Trinidad & Tobago's smaller island). It's one of Tobago's furthest beaches from the airport, but given the island's size, can be reached in an hour and a half's drive from the airport (ANR Robinson International). It's absolutely worth the visit. Try to go on a weekday as that's when it's typically less busy. The water is very clear and not very deep near the shore. You can even do some snorkeling when you're there. You can spend anywhere between 30 min or the whole day, so plan accordingly and enjoy. Please note that you will require some physical activity (longer walk/ stair climb) to get there.

Best beach in Tobago, a bit of a drive to get there, hire a piroque if you don't fancy the walk, but its special and worth the effort. Snorkeling is amazing, or just relax and take in the nature and ocean.