Tobago Cays Marine Park
Protected marine area featuring five uninhabited cays, a coral reef system, and a turtle sanctuary. It consists of clear lagoons, seagrass meadows, and white-sand beaches. Read more…
Admission
Entry fee per person and mooring fee per boat
Fees cover 24-hour stay; anchoring on coral or seagrass is prohibited
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This protected archipelago consists of five uninhabited cays and the Horseshoe Reef. The area is characterized by clear lagoons, seagrass meadows, and extensive coral reefs. Pristine white-sand beaches line the islands, which are set within a tropical environment focused on marine conservation.
A dedicated turtle sanctuary is located within the park boundaries. The marine environment supports diverse aquatic life, including sea turtles that inhabit the surrounding waters. The clear lagoons and reefs are sites for snorkeling, diving, and swimming with sea turtles.
This nature reserve is a location for sailing and boat trips. The islands themselves remain uninhabited, preserving the natural state of the archipelago.
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