Tobago

Stayed in Charlotteville, a beautiful village in Tobago overlooking Man O'War Bay. The local people have their fishing boats in the bay and are more than happy to transport you to Pirates Bay and Lovers Bay or for fishing trips. I would highly recommend asking for Jagga. He is very reliable and good fun and knows the best places to fish. Everybody is really friendly and there is a lovely laid back atmosphere. Fabulous swimming and so relaxing

A trip around the island of Tobago is worth it.Breath taking views of the island. Warm and friendly people.

An small island that is relatively undisturbed and unknown to most travelers. Unlike other Caribbean islands it is unspoilt, lacks a oversaturated tourism industry and is full of empty beaches. If you're looking for the exotic vacation of a lifetime where you'll make local friends and want to come back for more than Tobago is your place to be.

This island ok for traveler want to do kite surfing, a lot of winds in pigeon point beach and not crowded. If you have been to South East Asia, the beaches and scenery not as good as over there. This island good for introduction to American or European about tropical island and rain forest due to the distance.

A gorgeous country rooted in culture and history populated by friendly, warm-hearted people. Abundance of flora and fauna to please the eye and sensational weather.

Lovely unspoilt beaches, magnificent views and very friendly people. We were welcomed everywhere we went. There are still restrictions in place, so some activities are restricted, or not open, but it was still an amazing visit.

Disclaimer, I'm not sure how to rate an entire island, also I love Tobago so I might be a little bit biased. Tobago is a lovely place on a whole to just chill and relax, with its laid back atmosphere, and plenty outdoor activities and festivals. It's (fairly) easily accessible from Trinidad by ferry and plane. I do recommend to bring foodstuff with you though, as everything is considerably more expensive than Trinidad.

Oh Tobago! Still a very sleepy island where birds crowd to catch a glimpse of exotic bird-watchers 😊 Here you can find many beautiful beaches with not a single person around depending on the time of day or night you visit. You literally can have an entire beach all to yourself! If you're tired of being alone at the beach, join a group tour to the Buccoo reef and Nylon pool. The local guides onboard Power glass-bottomed boat are fun, friendly and well-informed! Warning! Their enthusiasm and genuine care for guests will keep you going back for more!