Buccoo Reef and Nylon Pool
With many operators offering glass-bottom boat tours of the area, the impressive 10-acre Buccoo Reef ecosystem features tropical fish, bright corals, and vibrant biodiversity, converging in a kaleidoscope of colours. Meanwhile, the nearby Nylon Pool, otherwise known as the ‘Fountain of Youth’, is a stretch of shallow, crystal-clear water recognised as a site of relaxation and renowned for its rejuvenating powers.
Little Tobago
Located off Tobago’s northeastern coast, Little Tobago is a haven for seabirds, fittingly dubbed ‘Bird of Paradise Island’ by locals. As a protected natural area, it can only be accessed by boat with an authorised guide. The island’s topography provides an ideal habitat for a variety of native and migratory seabirds, including the red-billed tropicbird, red-footed booby, and magnificent frigatebird, which keen birdwatchers delight to encounter.

Main Ridge Forest Reserve
Covering almost two-thirds of the island, the Western Hemisphere’s oldest protected forest features unique flora and fauna as well as rocky hiking trails. The two-hour Gilpin Trace trail, for example, splices through the heart of the forest and offers a rare glimpse of Tobago’s national bird, the rufous-vented chachalaca. The reserve is also home to the island’s highest waterfall, Argyle Falls.

Fort King George

Pigeon Point Heritage Park
