Either trek down or anchor in the wide bay. Here a pirate ship was fired upon by a British warship.. the bodies floating to adjacent Bloody Bay..which was named after the event. Peaceful, but no great snokelling.

Loved the serenity of this beautiful beach at Pirate's Bay. It was a trek down many steps to the beach and well worth it! A must see in Tobago...

We dropped our anchor close to pirates bay so with the dingi it was no distant to visit. It is an exzellent area for relaxing but also a start point for snorkelling. There are reefs on each site on the beach this has to be experienced. For barbecue SonSon is a good adress, his wife's cooking very good side dishes.

Quiet, unspoilt. Nice sand. Friendly locals. Good parking. A little cafe. All bays have changing facilities.

It's a cove so the walk is quite a bit 100 plus stairs to climb but def worth it private beach, there is a little hut there guy name (sunsun) great fish, lobster, rice , vegetable well seasoned, there was also some campers there including a spring great sun set

The Pirate's Bay here is a small off-shoot from the main bay at Charlottesville. You certainly have to want to get there from the village. It's either a long climb on a narrow road, or a challenging, scary drive uo the narrow trail. We took the latter route. The view from the end of the road is spectacular, then you... More 

Went snorkeling at this beautiful beach. There's so much to see here ... lots of coral and sea life, especially near the rocks ...

OK - we thought Englishman's Bay was about as good as it could get on Tobago........ until we went here! I'd already researched Pirate's Bay so knew about the 135? steps after a hairy drive, therefore elected to drive into Charlotteville and pay a local fisherman a few $/€s to take us round the point. Ask anyone, but we used... More 

Pirates bay , you can't beat this spot. Its secluded and quiet, great spot to watch the sunset or even a couple of ice cold beers. This is the caribbean at its best!