The location is best situated for taking pictures. Always an awesome experience, rich with history.

A beautiful part of trinidad and tobago history. Well maintained and family oriented. An educational trip for everyone.

Historical, beautiful, you should include this on your itinerary when you visit Tobago.

Most amazing views of Tobago, one of the most amazing places I've ever seen

Interesting place for some history. The museum is worth a quick visit, and the views across Tobago are great! Worth stopping by if have time

Perfect for a picnic or some time alone. Fort King George is an amazing peaceful spot to not only rest but to take in the historical sites and museum on the rich colonial past of Tobago

Well this is a beautiful spot for the view. You can even have your lunch break here in a peaceful atmosphere. The museum is also there to check out and if you're a lover of scenery and history you should definitely check this place out.

We bid at default as part of our tour. We only had about 15 minutes to walk about looking at the buildings and the terrific view of the bay.

Outstanding views of the ocean and area! The canons are in prestine condition. Would like to read more about the area on historical boards. Quiet place for meditation and reflection.

The view from up on the Fort is magnificent, you see just how beautiful the island is. The grounds are well maintained, clean and the staff are very hospitable. The Fort gives you that feeling as if you were actually back there in that time. If you're there definitely check out the museum as well and not just go for the views. You'd get a taste of the rich history all while walking the grounds of some of the building that still stand. So if you're into history, or scenery, views and green space you should definitely go.

This was a beautiful place to visit...deep with historical value sadly not appreciated by locals as some areas are let to decay.

Great place to walk around, well preserved and picturesque.

Wonderful place, significant place, a lot of history but the area needs to cordon off properly. A lot of high places where a kid can get seriously injured. No sense of security at all. For such a tourist attraction it really needs some work....

Visiting here was very serene and had a calming atmosphere. The breeze and the shade provided by the huge trees makes walking very cool and calm. The views are excellent and the environment is very well kept. You can visit the museum with a $20TTD fee per person if you are interested in that. I could literally spread a blanket and chill the entire day under the shade and feel the breeze and take in the scenery.

Beautiful place with a lot of history. Spectacular view of Tobago. There is no wait time to enter the fort. It is very hot and there is walking so it's best to visit in the morning. There is a museum on the property that will cost you $1 to visit if you choose to.

A very quiet beach, with just the cafe and one souvenir seller. Idyllic.

I can’t say enough about this amazing hideaway the restaurant there is perfect the views and water are absolutely perfect. If you want to getaway from the crowd and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of Tobago this is your spot!

Nice spot easy access

One of the bess Beach Locations in Bago

A beautiful beach. Blue green waters with some mossy rocks in between the sand. Kool spot for eats and drinks on the beach. Craft items also sold. The beach was a little rough the day we visited. A number of cows and goats along the road close to the beach (so cute).

Incredibly beautiful. When we were there we had the beach to ourselves. The water is amazing and sooooo blue. Truly a scene from the movies. Would not miss this if you are coming or in Tobago.

My favorite beach in Tobago, if you make a trip do not leave without going.

Beautiful secluded beach. There are only very few people on it and in the morning there's usually nobody there. You can enjoy your "private" beach alone or with someone you love. ;)

Wonderfully isolated beach. If driving, there is an easy-to-miss dirt road that provides access to this stunning beach. The sand is soft and the water is warm, and it's hardly ever crowded. There is even a small restaurant and souvenir shop. 100% recommend spending some time here.

Lovely beach! Be advised that the journey to get there is quite the adventure. The road to get there is narrow, and bumpy. There are lots of steps on the way to the beach. I didn't notice any ramps for wheelchairs.

The most beautiful beach in Tobago. Quiet, serene and crystal clear waters. This is definitely my go to beach when I’m in Tobago from now on. There is 2 ways you can get to the beach via boat or via 1000 stairs, either way take note that it’s totally worth it.

Best beach in the country by far. Gorgeous surroundings, the sand isn’t as coarse and abrasive as other beaches on the island and the water is nice and clear. Travel to the beach is a bit of an issue. I came down in a rented aqua and still the dirt track part of the road was narrow so I’m not sure how them van men really will make out on this thing nah. The names of Bhagwan and Jah were beckoned countless times as we rounded the corners of the dirt track to find even more dirt road. I eventually rented a pirogue which carried us down to the beach for 150TT for 3 people. The pirogues can be found by the beach at the base of the road to go up to the bay (near to the bar) and would take you to other beaches nearby for an additional cost and then bring you back after a specified time. Would definitely recommend if you can make it to Charlottesville.

Lovely walk to get there, many stairs to get down, but they are beautiful stairs and the beach is calm and serene and the water is amazing.

An exquisite piece of paradise! After a short drive along a narrow road and a shaded walk descending about 157 steps, a small paradise awaits: soft & hot white sands, cool transparent turquoise waters and the view of lush greenery around. While many people opt to park at the junction in Charlotteville or take a boat by the jetty, we chose to journey on the narrow path and parked at the lookout. From there, it took a couple of minutes to get to the staircase and then about 5 minutes to complete the 157 (or was it 158?) steps. Getting back up is where a small challenge arose. It took us about 10 or less minutes to do so. Pirate's Bay, for me, is definitely a gem and a must visit.

The Pirate's Bay is an absolute must see when visiting Trinidad & Tobago. The beach is located on the northern part of Tobago (Trinidad & Tobago's smaller island). It's one of Tobago's furthest beaches from the airport, but given the island's size, can be reached in an hour and a half's drive from the airport (ANR Robinson International). It's absolutely worth the visit. Try to go on a weekday as that's when it's typically less busy. The water is very clear and not very deep near the shore. You can even do some snorkeling when you're there. You can spend anywhere between 30 min or the whole day, so plan accordingly and enjoy. Please note that you will require some physical activity (longer walk/ stair climb) to get there.

Pirate's Bay is wonderful with lush vegetation down to the beach. Totally idyllic and tranquil in the afternoon that I visited. The beach is reachable through a short unpaved path that goes uphill to an amazing lookout of both Charlottesville and Pirate's Bay, and then you have to descent 100+ steps (mostly shaded under the trees). At the top of the unpaved path there is some space for 1-2 cars but you need a 4WD car and the road barely fits a single car. I recommend to use you feet 😉

Best beach in Tobago as far as I'm concerned! Very secluded. It is however...a bit difficult to get to. The walk from the town of Charlotteville to Pirate's Bay is VERY long. I'm not exaggerating, it is extremely long walk! However the good news is that you can drive most of the way there. If you consider yourself a good driver then you can do it but if for example you can't parallel park or reverse in tricky situations then don't drive. Alternatively, you can pay a boatman from the village a small amount to take you to the bay via boat. However, on the walk up there's a lookout point with a fantastic view! Awesome place to take photos! If you take the boat to and from, of course you'll miss out on this. When you drive you can park by the lookout point, if you're in a 4x4 truck you can drive up a bit further. Either way, you got to walk from there. There's 150 steps down to the beach, literally. Once you make it though you'll realize that it was truly worth the journey! The water is very shallow so it's great for children and people who don't swim well especially since there are no lifeguards. The water is also very gentle, even when the tide comes it's still pretty gentle compared to let's say Maracas Beach in Trinidad. Bonus, there's small fish in the water! (They don't bite).

The water is amazing - so clear and clean. I enjoyed shopping and buying souvenirs at the many stalls that are located here. You will be able to buy clothing, jewelry, and artifacts. If you're driving, park in the parking lot and not on the street, it's a better place to leave your car. We ordered the infamous curry crab and dumpling dish from Miss Trim's. It was delicious. Not a lot of crab meat but the flavor of the curry is satisfying enough. And, the dumplings were the best I had. You can purchase your ticket to sail out to Nylon Pool. Make sure to go up to the ticket booth to purchase.

Beautiful clean beach with lovely clean water... bathroom and shower facilities for a small fee of $2:00-$5:00 TTD, yes handicap access to washrooms and showers.

The scenery was beautiful. An environment you can relax, while the breeze blows on you. You can bring your family to have a good time on the beach.

Beautiful waters, multiple food places to choose from. The best ice cream shop and soap and cream skin treatment shop.

Store Bay is one of the most popular beaches in Tobago and It's not just because of the water and sand. Thankfully there are beautiful food huts with an array of delicious foods to eat, an ice cream parlour and seating areas.

Great, fun, fauna (tame birds), clean bathrooms and toilets. Boats on-site to get to bucco reef.

Best overall beach experience in the country, calm reasonsbly clear water, beach activities, food, snacks, souvenirs, jewellery, chairs available. I love it!

Beautiful location, right by a beach and a few minutes walk to some local food and drinks spots. The service was overall very good, the staff were helpful, kind and courteous. Housekeeping is every 2 days rather than daily, and that became obvious at certain points around the hotel with tables remaining uncleared for some time. Special mention to Joelle who looked after us around the hotel, but especially down by the pool bar. Breakfast was amazing and the team putting on eggs by the buffet were a pleasure to see in the mornings. The main bar in the hotel foyer was mostly unstaffed, which did get frustrating at times. Rooms were a little dated and need some TLC, some of our party had repeat problems with the key card locks on their doors. Working aircon, spacious rooms and a nice view from the balcony however, and no problems getting to sleep Overall enjoyed my stay and would definitely return on my next visit to the Island.

Mount Irvine Bay Hotel is in a beautiful, scenic spot with gorgeous views, however, it is looking tired. The owners need to put some money into this grand dame. Perhaps if they put kitchenettes into some or 1/2 of their rooms, they could attract longer stay guests and perhaps more guests year round. The food is top notch and the pricing competitive. The Sugar Mill Restaurant is a beautiful piece of architecture.

Pleasant staff. Service is excellent. Food is delicious

It's a beautiful scenic hotel with exceptional staff they strive to make your stay memorable. Breakfast was amazing and also dinner ,they have a beach but you have to walk a short distance to get to it all in all I would visit there again because of their friendly staff.

As I was pulling up to the hotel we could notice that it was a bit different from the internet pictures, it looked pretty dated. I had made a reservation weeks prior my arrival and for my surprise when I got there, they couldn't accept my Amex credit card, they said that the machine was being changed. My reservation clearly said that I was paying with Amex, they could've sent me an email or something. And then they tried to call Amex and do the payment via phone using the vendor number blah bla bla...but their vendor number was clearly not working, and they kept insisting for me to stay here. I know a lot of places say they don't take Amex due to their high charges, but the customer shouldn't be punished for it. From the pictures it might look like the hotel is right by the beach, but its not....But I'm glad that happened cause I found a better hotel to stay, friendly staff, and I got an awesome upgrade for my room, private beach.

We reserved a king room for my tall husband. Were given a room with two double beds. Then told maybe we could move to a king the next day. At about 6pm I went to the front desk to ask about wifi that was not working and they said we could have a king room that night. We packed everything up and moved our bags purselves as the phone in the room was not working so we couldn't call for help. The next day asked where the gym was and was told I had to reserve a time 24 hours in advance and the gym didn't open until 10am. After a day and a 1/2 of sitting in the lobby to get Wi-Fi we were given a modem for the room. I could go on and on, lots of apologies but very little solutions. I would not stay here again.

Absolutely superb. Breakfast was brilliant. Staff very good loved the omelette. Room was very spacious and beds very comfortable. Would recommend it.

Great place for relaxing 🏖and still can work too📖. Good local food 🍽and juice 🥤. It's awesome place and very close to their beach. Don't take my word...come and try. 🥂🍾🎼🌾♥️🎊

We were staying there for 8 nights, as part o Cyprus Triathlon National Team, for Youth Commonwealth Games 2023. The staff was super friendly, the view amazing.

The better hotel in this area. The hotel also had Fish Fry night by their beach with DJ which was great fun with the addition of a bonfire. Hotel staff were attentive and lovely. Beach is a short cross over. The Archor bar and grill is 5 minutes walk away from the back door of the hotel so is the hotel beach area. Hotel beach bar was quiet and didn’t have any vibe. Overall a nice experience.

The staff are wonderful. The food is delicious. The pool is huge and so refreshing. However the hours could be better (closes at 6pm). You can walk to the beach across the street for amazing snorkeling! A few things are a little dated or in need of repair but nothing that will affect your wonderful stay on this beautiful island.

Had lunch at the beach side restaurant also experienced the bonfire. Beautiful place.

I would not recommend staying here. The hotel looks good on the outside but the rooms were not clean. I saw two cockroachs in my room which is completely unacceptable. The water pressure is low and the overall service was not great. Don't stay here.

Fantastic staff and very close to beach. Lovely swimming pool. We visited at a very quiet time so the hotel was also very quiet.

The staff is quite good mannered. The room service could be better. Phone did not work in our room. Bottle water was chargeable. We were always short of towels. Bedding was not changed frequently. The staff on the other hand would facilitate us in everything. The food is not recommended. Few options only. Better go to crown point 20 min away for food.