TRINIDAD & TOBAGO
The best of the two islands.
The 10 most popular tobago tours in Trinidad and Tobago. What each one includes, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.
Glass-bottom boat to Buccoo Reef and Nylon Pool in Tobago with snorkel gear, hotel pickup, and coral views in about 3.5 hours.
“This excursion was overpriced by double. You can get the same excursion on the beach in Tobago for 150 TT. They told us to get there at 10 but the boat didn’t leave till 1130. The crew members themselves were friendly. It’s just the boat didnRead more”
Buccoo Reef glass-bottom cruise and Nylon Pool swim on an 8-hour Tobago tour with hotel pickup, snorkeling gear, and island history stops.
“Fabulous experience and highly recommended. The boat trip and Pigeon point area were just superb but for us having Edith as our guide made it the 5 star experience. So friendly and knowledgeable and we went out on another trip to the North and the rainforest as she was so good..”
Ride a helmeted e-bike in Buccoo with a guide for 1–4 hours, mostly flat and built for quick photos and island orientation.
“Exceptional experience with a friendly, knowledgeable guide. E-Bikes are amazing, modern, and easy to use. Saw a lot of the island and met many locals. Highly recommend this trip!”
See Buccoo Reef from a glass-bottom boat, snorkel in clear water, swim in Nylon Pool, with hotel transfer included for $40.
“This was great!! The guys on the boat were awesome as was the snorkeling. We also went to an island for lunch. Great trip!”
Private Tobago tour with flexible stops from Buccoo to forts, plus food tastings, free WiFi, and pickup in an air-conditioned maxi.
“Dennyson provided an excellent custom tour of Tobago. He was friendly and accommodating. He ensured all places on our list were visited and filled the gaps with his favorites.”
Paddle a clear kayak over Tobago’s reefs from Swallows Bay. See fish and coral up close for about an hour at $25.
“Had a great time going out on the clear kayaks. Hosts are pretty easy going and made for relaxed experience. Note, don't bring too much with you as there's no lockers available. Otherwise, bring your swimwear and prepare to have fun!”
A private half-day Tobago tour with easy pickup, beach time, a silk cotton tree, waterfall pools, and optional hummingbird feeding.
“Many hours driving. A few stops at beaches. Would have been nice to stay longer at beach and eat at beach restaurant. Instead the tour guide arranged for a food pick up at a restaurant along the drive. Food was not what we would have chosen and we had to pay. We really enjoyed feeding…”
Tobago glass-bottom boat to Coral Gardens, snorkel and Nylon Pool swim, then BBQ and rum punch at No Man’s Land with transfers.
“Do not book this through get your guide. This activity is run by a third party xanda tours who contracts out to captain Phillips boat cruise who is apparently his brother. However the other people on our trip had only booked a 2 hour trip and knew nothing about the barbecue. We did not snorkel…”
A 3-hour Tobago highlights loop with seaside views, forts, a botanical garden stroll, and time in Plymouth plus Store Bay for crab and dumplings.
“Excellent driver—Dennis. Very knowledgeable about the island. Panoramic tour was OK.nvery good roads in private car but not a lot of interest after two other island tours. Port was a problem because they wouldn’t allow private drivers in the gate for pickup.”
Half-day Atlantic coast tour in Tobago: Fort King George, Fort Granby, and a swim at Argyle Waterfall, with hotel transfer and light snacks.
“Our guide Keith was awesome. We lucked out and it was only my family on the excursion that day; so it felt like a private car trip tailored just for us. Keith was very informative and shared facts about all the different parts of the island we passed through. The 2 forts had great views…”
