The trip was lovely and the staff too. They made sure we were safe whilst having fun. A staff member by the name of Niques especially was very professional and met all our needs. Service was fantastic. Would definitely recommend. A****

The half-day to Maracas beach with Island Experiences was a great trip, especially if you have limited time. Convenient pick-up from major hotels, smooth trip with stop-offs to eat doubles and see viewpoints on the way to the beach. Khalil was a knowledgeable and laid-back guide. The beach exceeded my expectations - when we went on a Saturday in late September it was not at all crowded. It's a beautiful setting with no ugly high-rise hotels to spoil the view. Great beach-shacks serving local food. You can easily hire sun-loungers and parasol for shade. As other reviewers have said, the only down side is that you end up wishing you had more time on the beach - but for a taster trip, this is ideal.

The trip down the five islands was fantastic. Our guide (Jenelle) definitely knows her history and answered all questions in the hot sunshine on a speeding boat. She also handles the pick-ups & traffic with ease and doesn't get flustered. The boat ride was smooth and the captain and crew of the Yacht, were professional and friendly. We swam in Scotland Bay and Turtle Bay in warm, calm waters and use of the rubber raft. We even got free shots from the 'bartender'. Plenty of pictures were taken indeed! We would definitely recommend this experience to anyone!

Decided to go after the very friendly Ringo chatted to us in pigeon point beach. So glad we did. First Try, unlike the much larger boat, did not blast hard house music constantly and was not packed full of people. We had the boat to ourself for this trip. Ringo explained so much about the coral and we had lots of time to explore the reef, before heading to nylon pool. Here Ringo took us to a quiet part of the pool, away from all the other boats which was looking like a parking lot in the ocean. We felt like we had nylon pool to ourselves. A wonderful way to spend a couple of hours!

This was one of the best tours I have been on. Edith was a great guide and ensured that we were having a great time and all our needs were met. The important aspect for me was that we were not crowded on a party boat with no room to move or unable to hear because of blaring music. This tour was perfect. Not only did we see many tropical fish but also sting rays. Thanks again for an amazing adventure.

Edith's an excellent tour guide! She's very personable, engaging and knowledgeable about Tobago. She kept everyone ranging 7 years old to 40 years old entertained. We had a great time seeing the beaches, forts and the sights in Southern Tobago. The boat tour to the buccoo reef, nylon pool and no man's land was just as amazing.

The trip down the islands was beautiful. The boat ride was smooth and the captain and crew of the Yacht, Finesse, were professional and friendly. We swam in Scotland Bay in warm, calm waters. We even got a 5-minute swimming lesson on how to float and tread water properly. A wonderful experience indeed.

We had originally booked tours in our recent trip to Trinidad through a few different companies but found Island Experiences to be the most well-organized and well-done! Communication was great and all the staff we interacted with were helpful. We ended up doing several tours with them including the Central Trinidad and Turtle Adventure and were so pleased with both. The Turtle Adventure was a highlight of the trip! Even though we were at the end of turtle season (August), we were able to see and help release some hatchlings, which was magical! The beach is remote (to help keep the turtles safe), so the drive there was an adventure on some windy and bumpy roads - but nothing our tour guide couldn't handle! The nature seekers staff were so knowledgeable and made it a really informative experience too. Even if we had been unlucky and hadn't seen any turtles (which I suppose sometimes happens as they can't control when the turtles choose to come nest) the trip itself would have been worth it - driving through the rural areas, stopping for a drink in one of the small towns, and seeing the remote beach with the roaring Atlantic Ocean where we could see more stars than I'd seen in a long time - all great! The Central Trinidad tour was great too and so different, where I really feel like we got a good sense of the island. We were lucky and did this on the weekend, so traffic wasn't bad and we were able to add an extra stop at the monastery up in the mountains (beautiful views) before going to see the market (amazing fresh produce, meats, seafood - so bring money - wish we were staying somewhere with a kitchen to buy and cook), several temples and shrines (including the Hanuman statue and the Temple by the Sea). Our guide also listened to our interests and added some stops for food vendors to try Doubles and chow - yum!

A total rip off. Practically nothing listed on the tour was given, we had to almost beg the driver to stop. An hour stop at Maracas was drawn into two hours. Commentary was practically non existent. Promised water never materialised thankfully we had our own and bus very uncomfortable. Our only day in Trinidad ruined thanks to an unprofessional setup.

We had a great time on this trip. A good guide and the views of the birds were excellent. I would recommend this excursion.

Edith took very good care of us and went above and beyond when one of the kids left her phone at a look out. She is clearly very knowledgeable and enjoys sharing her love of the island.

Alan arrived on time and then we spent the trip talking about life in Trinidad and in general. It was a pleasure. He was an excellent guide and went above board to make my trip enjoyable

My 17 year old daughter and I had a great time (and came home with full belly too!) This was a great way to start our trip in Trinidad to learn about the flavors, seasonings, fruit juices, local foods and history too. Our guide Tano was so knowledgeable and friendly and made us excited for learn more about the history and people of Trinidad. We enjoyed visiting the variety in food areas (from the local food market to the popular street with night life and restaurants.) This tour was a highlight for both of us.

The views and the experience was amazing. We really enjoyed the Nylon Pool and No Man's Land. My only wish was that we had more time on No Man's Land to check out all of the vendors and have a little beach time.

My family has been travelling to Tobago since the 80s and within recent times, noticed that the beauty of the glass bottom boats experience is diminished by the loud music on board the boats. The music is so loud it can be heard in the hotels overlooking the Crown Point/Store Bay areas. Will not be choosing this again - we come for Tobago's beautiful nature and relaxing atmosphere but will go to another island from now on where loud music isn't permitted in public.