A visit to Tobago wouldn’t be complete without experiencing the famous Buccoo Reef and Nylon Pool!

Climb aboard a glass-bottom boat and marvel at the vibrant marine life of the Caribbean Sea right beneath your feet. You’ll glide past colorful coral reefs, schools of tropical fish, and may even spot manta rays or sea turtles along the way.

Your local tour guide will share fascinating facts about the reef’s history and point out marine species as you cruise through the protected waters. Many tours also include a brief snorkeling stop, offering an up-close view of Tobago’s underwater beauty.

Next, you’ll visit the iconic Nylon Pool — a natural, crystal-clear sandbar in the middle of the sea. Legend has it that a dip in these shallow turquoise waters is the “fountain of youth,” said to leave you looking years younger!

🩴 What to Bring:

Swimsuit (wear under your clothes or with a cover-up)

Towel

Sunscreen

Sunglasses

📍 Details:

Departure Point: Store Bay Beach, Crown Point

Tour Times: 11:00 AM–1:30 PM and 2:00 PM–4:30 PM

Estimated Cost: $40–$70 USD (prices may vary based on tour type or add-ons)

Located right on the beach, Anchor Bar & Grill is a lively spot where you can enjoy delicious grilled and fried favorites in a laid-back, oceanfront setting.

Relax and unwind with a drink in hand, vibe to great music, or even take a refreshing dip in the sea between bites. It’s the perfect place to soak up the island atmosphere.

📸 Follow them on Instagram: @anchorbarandgrill_tobago

Where great food, fun, and entertainment unite! Cafe Down Low serves up hearty, home-style dishes packed with local flavor — just like the good ole days.

Nestled among beautiful corals in Buccoo, this charming café is a true hidden gem. It’s the perfect place to unwind with calm conversations, good laughs, soothing music, a fine cigar, and a cooling sea breeze along the boardwalk.

📸 Follow them on Instagram: @cafedownlow

If you’d like to learn more about the island’s rich and complex history, be sure to visit Fort King George and the Tobago Museum in Scarborough. Over the centuries, Tobago was fiercely contested by the English, French, and Dutch, changing hands an incredible 30 times before ultimately becoming part of the British Empire.

Perched on a scenic hilltop overlooking the coast, Fort King George offers stunning views along with well-preserved colonial architecture and cannons that tell the story of Tobago’s past. The Tobago Museum, located within the fort’s barracks, houses fascinating exhibits on the island’s archaeology, culture, and military heritage.

🕘 Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM

💵 Admission: TT $10 per adult for the museum

Free entry to the fort grounds