Scarborough, Trinidad and Tobago
Scarborough is the capital city of the island of Tobago in Trinidad and Tobago. It's renowned for its picturesque beaches, lively markets, and historic forts.
Trip to Scarborough, Trinidad and Tobago
Day 1: Arrival and Resting
Welcome to Scarborough, Trinidad and Tobago! After arriving at ANR Robinson International Airport, check into your hotel and enjoy the rest of the day to rest and relax. You can take a stroll on the beach to soak up the sun and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the coastline.
Day 2: Fort King George and Downtown Scarborough
Begin your day with a visit to Fort King George, also known as the Tobago Museum. The fort has been preserved and transformed into a museum showcasing the island’s history with maps, exhibits and interpretive panels. The scenic views from the fort are breathtaking, as you can see the entire capital of Scarborough. After your tour of Fort King George, head down to downtown Scarborough to browse the open-air markets and shops selling local crafts, food, and spices. The Scarborough Market is a must-visit stop to witness the bustling vendor activity and to sample Trinidad and Tobago’s local street food.
Day 3: Nylon Pool and Buccoo Reef Tour
Today, take a boat tour to the Nylon Pool, a natural pool in the ocean surrounded by coral reefs. The crystal-clear water in the pool changes color from blue to green, with the white sand at the bottom visible from the surface. After a refreshing dip in the Nylon Pool, head to Buccoo Reef where you can find a variety of marine life like colorful fish, coral reefs, and even sea turtles. Glass bottom boats are some of the most popular ways to see everything under the sea.
Day 4: Lime Great Courland Bay Beach and Snorkeling
Visit Great Courland Bay Beach, often known as Turtle Beach, where the highlight is the opportunity to witness the nesting of endangered species of sea turtles. Visit the facilities that are dedicated to creating awareness of the turtles and their plight in the wider world. The beach is also popular among the surfers, and you can even take private and group lessons if you’re interested. For those who love the underwater world, go on a snorkeling tour and explore the various marine life and shoreline activities around the beach.
Day 5: Argyle Waterfall and Adventure Farm
Head up to Argyle Waterfall, one of the most beautiful spots in Tobago. The waterfall is a majestic 175-feet high and cascades down into a natural pool. Those who are feeling adventurous can hike up to the many smaller waterfalls that lead up to the Argyle Waterfall itself.
In the afternoon, visit the Adventure Farm and Nature Reserve to explore the wilder side of the island. The park has a range of attractions from zip lining and rappelling to animal rescue centers and nature trails. The park also hosts a variety of birds and animals, including parrots and monkeys.
Day 6: Storytelling and Buccoo Village Experience
Take a break from the usual tourist activities and learn more about the Tobagonian culture and the island’s history through storytelling. The Buccoo Village Storytelling Tour is an interactive cultural experience that includes music, dance, song, and storytelling. The tour provides insights into the island’s history, legends, and folklore.
After that, visit the famous Buccoo Village for a fun and authentic Tobagonian experience. The village is known for its nightlife and has a range of bars, clubs, and restaurants.
Day 7: Departure
It’s time to say goodbye to the beautiful island of Tobago. After a last walk along the beach or one more taste of the traditional foods, head to ANR Robinson International Airport and take your flight home.
