The heart of Tobago’s tourist hub, Crown Point is the focal area of the island. It provides a range of accommodations (from basic to luxe) and activities near the Arthur Napoleon Raymond Robinson International Airport. Offering a variety of things to do, see, and eat, including a restaurant row and a few nightlife options, the town is best known for its pristine beaches.
Crown Point’s beaches have something for everyone. For kid-friendly play at the shore, consider the calm shallows of Kilgwyn Bay. If you’re looking for something a little more active, try surfing the swells at Sandy Point. Meanwhile, foodies will want to head to Store Bay for fresh seafood. But whatever you do, don’t miss out on the luxurious waterfront and picturesque jetty at Pigeon Point Beach, the undisputed jewel of Crown Point.
- Crown Point is the liveliest town on the easygoing island, though visitors should not expect a huge, bustling city.
- When visiting beaches, be sure to pay attention to surf warnings and abide by all rules.
- Nearby, Buccoo Reef is a must-see, as is the operational Crown Point Lighthouse.
Located on the southwestern side of Tobago, and the closest point to Trinidad, Crown Point is accessible by ferry from Scarborough. Arthur Napoleon Raymond Robinson International Airport is the nearest airport.
Trinidad and Tobago is close to the equator and boasts warm weather year-round. To enjoy the dry season, plan your visit for January through May.
Don’t miss Pigeon Point Heritage Park, a coastal reserve that features one of Tobago’s most beautiful beaches, Pigeon Point Beach. Stretching across 125 acres (50 hectares) of preserve, the beach is a perfect place to feel the island’s magic.
