Dexter's Guidebook
Beach and Heritage Park
Pigeon Point Heritage Park is often considered Tobago’s most beautiful beach and is home to the world famous thatched roof jetty which has become an internationally recognised signature of Tobago.
Pigeon Point Road
Pigeon Point RoadPigeon Point Heritage Park is often considered Tobago’s most beautiful beach and is home to the world famous thatched roof jetty which has become an internationally recognised signature of Tobago.
Forest Reserve
Tobago Main Ridge Forest Reserve
Local contact
784-1807
First Citizens Bank
11 Main StreetSightseeing
Argyle Falls, located on a what used to be a cocoa estate, is Tobago's largest waterfall, plunging about 175 feet in a series of steps into a pool that's a popular swimming hole. You may pass butterflies, lizards, exotic birds and even snakes ayou walk
26 locals recommend
Argyle Falls
Argyle Falls, located on a what used to be a cocoa estate, is Tobago's largest waterfall, plunging about 175 feet in a series of steps into a pool that's a popular swimming hole. You may pass butterflies, lizards, exotic birds and even snakes ayou walk
Kimme Museum Tobago
Kimme Drivehttp://www.luisekimme.com
The Bucco Reef is a coralline reef ecosystem that is located on the southwestern region of Tobago. 90% of tourist visitors while exploring Tobago.
35 locals recommend
Buccoo Reef
The Bucco Reef is a coralline reef ecosystem that is located on the southwestern region of Tobago. 90% of tourist visitors while exploring Tobago.
Tobago Cocoa Estate
Canal Roadhttps://tobagococoa.com
Food scene
Unlike many other Caribbean destinations, the multicultural dynamic of Tobago's people shines through in the local cuisine. International restaurants are found in the most populated parts of the island in Crown Point. You can try everything from Indian to Chinese to African to Latin American food, and even find some influences from Italy, Syria and Lebanon. Creole cooking is also available. All restaurants have vegetarian options since there are local Hindus and Rastafarians.
9 locals recommend
Crown Point
Unlike many other Caribbean destinations, the multicultural dynamic of Tobago's people shines through in the local cuisine. International restaurants are found in the most populated parts of the island in Crown Point. You can try everything from Indian to Chinese to African to Latin American food, and even find some influences from Italy, Syria and Lebanon. Creole cooking is also available. All restaurants have vegetarian options since there are local Hindus and Rastafarians.