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Things To Do
Pigeon Point Beach
Pigeon Point, Tobago is one of the most famous and picturesque beaches in the Caribbean, known for its stunning turquoise waters, soft white sand, and iconic thatched-roof jetty. Located on the southwestern coast of Tobago, it’s part of the Pigeon Point Heritage Park, a protected area offering various amenities like beach chairs, restaurants, bars, and water sports rentals. What You Need to Know Before Visiting: Entrance Fee: There is a small entrance fee (around $20-$30 TTD) to access the beach and its facilities. Activities: Enjoy jet skiing, paddleboarding, glass-bottom boat tours to Buccoo Reef, and snorkeling in the Nylon Pool. Food & Drinks: Restaurants and bars on-site offer local cuisine and refreshing drinks. Getting There: Easily accessible by car or taxi, about 15 minutes from ANR Robinson International Airport.
Nylon Pool Sky Glass
Nylon Pool is a natural, shallow coral pool located off the coast of Tobago, near Pigeon Point. This unique formation is essentially a sandbar in the middle of the sea, creating a calm, crystal-clear area perfect for wading and relaxation. To explore Nylon Pool, visitors typically embark on boat tours departing from popular spots like Pigeon Point and Store Bay. These tours often feature glass-bottom boats, providing an opportunity to view the vibrant marine life and coral formations en route to the pool. Many tours also include stops at Buccoo Reef for snorkeling, allowing for a more immersive experience of Tobago's underwater ecosystem.
Coco Reef Resort & Spa
Dining options include two on-site restaurants: Tamara’s, offering international cuisine in an elegant setting overlooking the Caribbean Sea, and the more casual beachfront Bacchanals, open for lunch as well as drinks and snacks throughout the day.