Scarborough, Trinidad and Tobago
Scarborough is your gateway to a true island paradise. Whether you’re hoping to do it all — or nothing at all—your ideal day in The Caribbean awaits you on Tobago. Outdoor enthusiasts can journey into the lush rainforest comprising the island interior where you can encounter a wide range of animals, hike to a tumbling waterfall and enjoy bird watching. Explore an underwater wonderland on a snorkeling or diving expedition where you may encounter sea turtles and other colorful marine life. Visit historic sites in and around Scarborough or choose to slow things down, way down, unwinding on a picturesque beach — all the while enjoying the rich culture and festive music of Trinidad and Tobago. This is, after all, where the steel drum originated!
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What you NEED TO KNOW
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Port Name & Location
Scarborough, Trinidad and Tobago -
Time Zone
Atlantic Standard Time Zone -
Language
English -
Currency & Shopping
T&T Dollar (TTD) Tobago is more known for its stunning landscapes than its shopping, but you can find a range of small shops and a local market to browse for souvenirs. -
Famous For
Scarborough is considered the gateway to all the natural wonders Tobago holds, from its lush interior of rolling hills and diverse flora and fauna to white-sand beaches lining its scenic coasts and coral reefs ideal for diving and snorkeling. -
Important
With the hot and humid island weather, remember to apply (and reapply) sunscreen and drink plenty of water to stay hydrated while exploring Tobago. -
Fun Fact #1
Dip into the island’s past with a tour of the 18th century Fort King George while also enjoying panoramic views from atop the hill. -
Fun Fact #2
The Nylon Pool is a unique natural feature and not to be missed with its perfectly turquoise, clear waters. An in-sea shallow white ground natural coral pool located in the ocean, this natural wonder is reached by boat from Pigeon Point. -
Fun Fact: Foodies
Seafood lovers will delight in the wide range of fresh seafood dishes available on the island. Curried crab and dumplings are popular as is callaloo — a thick stew made from dasheen leaves and herbs and spices. -
Fun Fact: Landmarks
The Main Ridge Forest Reserve is one of the oldest in the world and provides a glimpse into the rich biodiversity of the island’s interior and is a popular site for bird watching.