The 7 Best Island Tours of Trinidad

1.The Grand Circle 12-Hour All-Inclusive Island Experience

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 341 reviews · from $400Our pick

David and Anna take you around Tobago in a private, flexible 10 to 12-hour tour. Visit Argyle Waterfall, Main Ridge, historic forts, quiet beaches, lookouts, and local villages, with pickup, lunch, drinks, snorkeling time, and guide-taken photos included.

“David and Anna are amazing tour operators. This was an excellent experience and I highly recommend to anyone. They took care of everything for us and ensured that we had fun.”

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2.Mini Island Tour of Trinidad

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 47 reviews · from $76Best value

Travel from Port of Spain to central Trinidad with guides such as Junior, Khaleel, or Janelle. Visit Chaguanas market, a pottery studio, the 85-foot Hanuman statue, and the Temple in the Sea. Hotel pickup, bottled water, and cultural commentary are included. Lunch and snacks cost extra.

“Great tour with the best tour guide- a true cultural experience. We were able to see and learn about the history and culture of Trinidad. We had an opportunity to eat at an authentic Trini lunch spot. Highly recommend!”

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3.Full Island Tour (Including Lunch & Snorkeling)

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 39 reviews · from $215

Spend about 8.5 hours touring Tobago with Terry of Tobago Fun. Visit Fort King George, a cocoa estate, Speyside, Charlotteville, Pirate Bay, and Pink Sand Beach. Snorkeling gear, a private boat ride, lunch, drinks, and hotel transfers are included.

“Terry is my new favorite person. We spent the day stopping at select spots throughout the island, snacking on Tobago treats along the way. He is very knowledgeable about the island and history. I enjoyed chatting with him and discussing our travels. You will be full the entire trip, breakfast and lunch were lovely. I didn’t snorkel as the sea was rough but spent a few hours at the beach nonetheless. Terry is open to changing the itinerary to meet your needs as well. The tour was easy flowing and I loved the opportunity to chat with locals, away from the regular touristy traps I will definitely be back and…”

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4.The Grand Circle 24-Hour All-Inclusive Island Experience

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 9 reviews · from $390

David and Anna of Island Girl Tours take you around Tobago for 12 hours of beaches, forts, waterfalls, villages, and forest sights, then host an overnight camp. Choose a villa backyard with a pool or a more rugged beach, waterfall, or forest setting. Meals, drinks, gear, transport, and entry fees are included.

“A very large group of family and friends went to Tobago to celebrate a friend’s 50th birthday; about 125 of us. We were there from Thursday-Monday with lots of events packed in during this time. Island Girl Tours were booked as the tour guiRead more”

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5.Island Tour (Food and Drinks include)

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 7 reviews · from $240

Spend about 3½ hours touring Tobago’s beaches, forest, and waterfalls, with stops at Englishman’s Bay and Castara Beach. Fish Tobago Tours limits the group to 14 people and offers pickup. Food and drinks are advertised as included, but confirm what is covered before you go.

“Tour says food and drinks included but I had to pay my breakfast, 180 TT. This was not told to me by Brandon.”

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6.Tobago Island Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 6 reviews · from $125

Spend about five hours touring Tobago with a private guide, driving from Scarborough through island villages to Fort King George, Castara, Englishman’s Bay, and Parlatuvier. You can swim and snorkel at Castara Bay, with pickup, mobile tickets, and several start times available.

“Dominic was the best! He listened to our interests and went out of his way to make sure we had an interesting and pleasurable day.”

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7.Tobago Island Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 5 reviews · from $120

Circle Tobago in about eight hours with a driver-guide, stopping at old forts, fishing villages, mountain lookouts, and quiet beaches. You’ll visit Fort James, Englishman’s Bay, Speyside, and Fort King George, with lunch at Jemma’s Seaview Kitchen available at your own cost. Edith is named as a guide on one booking account.

“Edith was the worst tour guide I’ve ever had. She was impatient , rude, condensing, very intrusive of my private life. She got upset when I asked if she can take me to get food before the tour into the rainforest and told me she is a the best toRead more”

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