Tucked away in a secluded bay only accessible by boat or a 20min hike, this beach makes you work for it, but it is well worth it! Picture perfect views, crystal clear water, tree lined sandy beach, no crowds - perfect!

One of Tobago's best beaches, and the great thing is that effort is required to get here so you'll be sharing it with a discerning crowd! You walk up a stony track for about 10 minutes and then down about 150-200 steps (it seems like more!) to be greeted by a stunning small sandy beach. The forest comes right down... More

Lovely walk from Charlotteville with gorgeous views of beaches and countryside. Supposed to be good snorkelling but seas to rough to do on the day we visited. Lovely palm backed beach. No facilities but very scenic.

A short walk from the village of Charlotteville or a long swim or short boat trip. Great beach with challenging body surfing when surf is up (rare) but with consistently good snorkeling and great swimming. A fresh water creek that runs into the sea is nice for rinsing off the sand and for kids to play in.

Pirate bay is absolutly the best beach on the island. Go there and enjoy the beautiful nature without bars and restaurants with loud music. If you want some music bring your guitar and sing a song!

Saw loads of beautiful fish snorkeling and also a turtle. Loved Pirates Bay. Quite un-touristed which we love.No bars or other such provisions and quite a long walk but well worth it. Hope that it remains a 'hidden treasure' of Tobago. Mandy & Dave xxx

We ended up on this secluded beach after our hike to Pigeon Peak and Flagstaff hill. Our guide, who was amazing Emile Serrette (http://www.naturetrektnt.com/). You can only reach the bay on foot or by boat. Bring your own food/drink as there are no facillities. But therefore it is nice and quiet

Stop in Charlottesville and walk up the hill, very difficult to reverse in a car! Stunning Robinson cruse beach

Apart from one fisherman the beach was deserted when we were there. Good snorkelling to the left. Don't drive up the track, leave your car in Charlotsville and walk or one of the fishermen offered to give us a lift.