The most popular beach in Tobago is undisputedly Pigeon Point.
This is the place all photographers go to for that iconic Tobago sunset shot, it’s the beach of choice if you’re vacationing on the island and perfect for a lazy day.


Going to Tobago and not visiting Pigeon Point would be like visiting Paris and not seeing the Eifell Tower.
Bask in those tropical turquoise waters that draw every eye. The beach is small but picturesque with lanky giant palm trees leaning beautifully at an angle, framing the scene.
Pigeon point is an interchange for fishing boats and tourist drop offs from glass bottom boat tours, from sailing trips and the thatched roof jetty on the wide sturdy pier has become something of an island trademark.
Tobago’s Jazz festival and various other events also take place on Pigeon point each year.






Walk it if you like art!
If you love paintings, arts and crafts, then walk up to Pigeon Point from around the Store Bay area and onwards – it’s not too far from there. The approach is lined with craft sellers and art shops to tempt you as you go!

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Hi, I am Zadi
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Cherryl
Thank you Zadi – glad you liked the post π
Cherryl
Thanks Zadi, glad you enjoyed it.
Jonno
Not heard of Pigeon Point before but it looks lovely, Tobago sounds such a great place to visit.
Cherryl
It’s a lovely quiet little island – and tends to escape the hurricanes too π