Tobago: Island Tour with Rainforest Drive and Scenic Lookout
Eastern Tobago, Trinidad and Tobago
Explore Tobago on a guided tour from the Capital City Scarborough. Visit Fort King George, see the oldest tree on the island, drive through the rainforest, and hand feed the Humming Birds.
Overview
This full-day tour in Tobago suits nature lovers and history enthusiasts interested in scenic lookouts, rainforest drives, and local culture.
Highlights
- Hand-feed hummingbirds and spot five different species
- Explore Fort King George, the island's largest historic fort
- Visit Castara, Englishman Bay, and Parlatuvier lookouts
- Drive through the Western Hemisphere's oldest protected rainforest
Description
Start your day in Scarborough with a visit to Fort King George, the largest and most historically significant fort on Tobago. Head north to see the island's oldest tree, a 200-year-old silk cotton tree.
Continue to Castara Lookout, Englishman Bay Lookout and Beach, followed by Parlatuvier Lookout to enjoy panoramic views.
Experience hand-feeding hummingbirds, observing five different species in their natural habitat. Then, drive through the rainforest established in 1776, known as the oldest protected rainforest in the Western Hemisphere.
Visit Speyside Lookout and the Waterwheel before concluding with lunch at Jemmas Tree House Restaurant, renowned for traditional local cuisine.
Included
- Visit to Fort King George
- Visit to the oldest tree on the island
- Castara Lookout visit
- Englishman Bay Lookout and Beach visit
- Parlatuvier Lookout visit
- Drive through the rainforest
- Hand feeding of hummingbirds
- Visit to Speyside Lookout, Waterwheel, and Blue Waters Resort Lookout
- Lunch at Jemmas Tree House (local feast)
- Water, juice, and local snacks provided
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Booking Tips
Wear comfortable shoes and bring sun protection. The best time to visit is during the morning to avoid afternoon showers and enjoy clearer views.