A beautiful beach cove set in a lovely national park location. The entrance fee is TTD 20 per person and we hired 2 sunbeds and 1 sun brolly for a total of TTD120. They were set up right on the front of the beach and were in good condition. The beach itself was very clean and there were areas where you could shade under the trees if preferred. Their were well maintained toilets and showers, an ice cream booth and 2 bars (one at either end of the beach). I would estimate that the beach stretches out for around 400m. The sea was relatively calm and there are a couple of small coral sand steps to negotiate entering and exiting the sea. There is a protective boundary for safe swimming as there are various boats and jet skis around. It's a great location for adults and families. We enjoyed 2 lovely days visiting this beach as our hotel was based on the Atlantic coast with no beach to access.

Beautiful beach with affordable accommodation, bars and restaurants and the possibility to rent sunbeds for 5$, they also accept €. Sunbeds can be placed directly under palm trees or other vegetation on the beach. The only drawback: the sea in the area protected by floating lines is shallow, despite the line is also far from the shore and going beyond it is very dangerous as boats and jet skis pass at high speed, in any case there are lifeguards who call people imprudent.

Paid the entrance fee($20 per adult), paid for 2 chairs and an umbrella ($90)for the 3 of us only to be told bythe workers there there that not more that one person can sit on the chair! Imagine renting a chair and then being told how to use it! Sort it’s a ridiculous rule that no other beach follows! Save your money and just lay out on the sand!

We came out of port and were approached by several taxi van operators all touting for excursions. I think they were asking $40 per couple. Kept walking, they follow and drop price, got it for $30 . Agree the return time and driver comes to collect. Only paid one way so no fear of being left. Driver arrived 15 mins early so got back to ship in good time. Regarding the beach, the pics are,as usual , are not the true representation. It was a bit narrow and sun beds were quite crammed and knackered. They wanted $25 for a pair and parasol. It’s an okay beach but I wouldn’t go again.

Scenic beach with white powdery sand and calm turquois blue water. Great sunset spot. The jetty stretching into the water is very photogenic. There is an entrance fee, but the beach has good facilities with restrooms, showers, concessions selling beer and snacks and a beach bar. There is also plenty of parking. It is kept clean and well maintained and there are lifeguards. Chaise lounges and umbrellas can be rented. There are also no vendors bothering you on the beach. However, it is a bit too commercialized for my liking as I prefer more authentic less developed beaches. Additionally, it is an extremely popular beach, maybe the most popular on Tobago and it can get busy. It's not a place for peace and quiet but is a place to have fun. Nothing wrong with that but know what to expect.

Pigeon Point Beach is probably the most iconic and most photographed spot in Tobago. The jetty is perfect for photos and the surrounding beach is stunning. You pay a small cover charge to enter which is worth is as it's well maintained, lifeguards, restaurants, shops, watersports, facilities with showers are all there. It can get really busy at peak times, we prefer it quieter but the picturesque views are amazing and it's reputation is well deserved.

Pay an entry fee ($3 pp) to enter this beautiful, shallow, coastal beach. Great place to chill out for the day. You are given a wristband which I presume pays for the wash and changing facilities. There are various shacks selling beer, water, and food. You can also pay for the use of a lounger and/or umbrella, but there are also many shady trees and picnic tables. The large swimming area is cordoned off and is very shallow. Many boat trips and water activities start from this point.

We came to Pigeon Point twice whilst staying on Tobago. A wonderful natural park on the edge of a white sandy beach, and clear blue sea! It’s only around £2.50 to enter for the day, and sun loungers cost about £4 each. There’s a few water activities that you can partake in, also a boat trip which lasts around 3 hours. Food is also available. There’s a bar/restaurant, as well traditional Tobagan street food ( that’s what we had, and it was delicious, and very cheap!) All in all a relaxing day!

We visited the beach three time during our recent trip to Tobago. The beach is worth all the hype, typical Caribbean views, soft sand and turquoise coloured waters!! Get there early 'to bag' an umbrella there are only 25 for the whole beach. Sun loungers are very good. Two restaurants at either end selling decent food and cold beer! The showers and toilets were excellent. And the chaps putting out the beds worked really hard all day. The only downside is if there is a Cruise ship in port, the beach gets very, very busy with often a couple of thousand passengers. This is your reviewers idea of Dante's second level of hell! Avoid if you can. Costs - 44ttd = Entry, Umbrella = 15ttd & Sunbed = 15ttd Recommended

Great beach, very clean, felt safe, loved the beautiful ceramics shop within the complex. Could easily stay for the day. We were surprised how cheap drinks were, we thought they’d be more expensive here. Overall a great place to visit, can imagine it gets busy in peak season.