101 Reasons Tobago

Buy local crafts at Store Bay
More than a beach, Store Bay has a craft market that's the home for local artisan creations. A cool stroll will bring you to exquisitely carved statues and jewelry, clothing, hand-crafted soaps and scents, tropical wines, and other fascinating finds that will keep your memories of Tobago fresh for years to come.
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Get a taste of local art at the Kimme Museum
Become truly inspired when you visit this historic and fairytale castle which exhibits art and larger than life-size sculptures depicting perfect portraits of beautiful Tobagonians.
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Bring your rod to the Tobago International Game Fishing Tournament
The idyllic village of Charlotteville comes alive with anglers from all over to world for fast fun fishing for both amateurs and professionals.
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Dance the cocoa at Charlotteville's Natural Treasures Day
Experience the rhythmic vibrations of the tamboo bamboo and folk songs which add flavor to the street process which starts from the river to the village's Cocoa House. Dance the cocoa and trek through the village for the treasure hunt.
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See some of the world's top musicians at Tobago Jazz Experience
Held annually in April, the jazz concert promises a marvelous experience that boasts of being "more than music", combining the sweet sounds of local and world-renowned artists with stunning beach-front views.

Give back through volunteerism
Enjoy your stay in Tobago and make an impact at the same time by giving back. Volunteerism plays a major role in keeping the island unspoilt and untouched so give back at any of our wildlife reserves, children homes, animals shelters or even replant coral reef.
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Make new friends at a beach bonfire
Have a private bonfire on No Man's Land, or connect with new people and go to the weekly beach bonfire party that takes place every Thursday in the fishing village of Castara. Everyone agrees that the combination of good vibes, people, music food and drinks make for a memorable night.
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Visit the home of the award-winning chocolate at the Tobago Cocoa Estate
Journey through the estate and learn about the history of cocoa and participate in the fermentation and drying activities at the estate. As the tour goes on, participate in a rum and chocolate tasting session after an evening of dinner that showcases the local cuisine of Tobago.
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Try to solve the 300-year-old mystery of Betty Stiven
The mystery tombstone of Betty Stiven remains one of the oldest tales of lore on the island. Everyone has their own theory based on the esoteric words inscribed on her grave. Visit her final resting place in Plymouth and see if you can unlock the riddle.
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Go fort finding
Tobago has a turbulent history and was in high demand by a number of colonial powers, resulting in the island changing hands more than 30 times. A fort-finding tour will reveal a rich history and many fantastic views for the perfect holiday photos.
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Go to the Dragon Boat Festival
Inspired by the infusion of traditional Chinese cultural elements, this two-day festival is held annually at Pigeon Point Beach. Feel the vibrations of the Chinese drums and the intensity of the Lion Dance, Dotting of the Eye and the fast-paddling races.
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Get the catch of the day pulling seine with the locals
A communal way to haul in a major catch of fish to the shoreline using a net. A helping hand to the fishermen earns you complimentary fish or purchase if you so wish.

Get a taste of tradition at Pembroke's Salaka Feast
The vibrancy of the drumming, singing and dancing that re-enacts the traditional thanksgiving festival in the cultural village of Pembroke. The rituals highlights honoring the ancestors and asking for guidance with cooking, feasting and sacrifice.
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Try Tobago's signature dish: curried crab and dumplings
One of Tobago's signature dish, so a must-try when you visit! This cuisine is a unique blend of Indian, African, Chinese, European and Latin American influences and flavors.
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See who comes out on top at the Buccoo Goat and Crab Race
Witness this unique and age-old experience as jockeys race goats to the finish line. This popular and lively event draws thousands of spectators to one of Tobago's most internationally acclaimed festival.
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Experience Tobago's culture and history at Heritage Festival
The annual festivities, which run from mid-July to early August were created to preserve the unique cultural traditions of Tobago. Visit the many quaint and friendly villages and experience their way of life, language and varied oral traditions, culture, dances, music and of course, their culinary delights.
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Run a 5K at Movement Bago Glow Run
This nighttime 5K run ends with an energetic after-party where you are sprinkled with coloured paint, powder and water.The experience--which open to individuals of all ages and athletic capabilities--is less about how fast you can run and more about enjoying the event with friends and family!
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Run the Sea to Sea Marathon
If you're a marathon junkie then this one's for you. This international premier event includes picturesque winding routes from the oldest protected rainforest, along the Atlantic Coast and ends at the rustic Little Rockly Bay in Lambeau.
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Attend the famed Moriah Ole Time Wedding
Come and take in this energetic parade of vibrant colors and dances re-enacting a wedding ceremony of long ago in the streets of Moriah. Much more than just a spectator affair, you'll be encouraged to join the celebrations: dance the brush back or heel and toe with the happy couple and bridal party.
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Learn about the island's colorful past at the Historical Museum
Our history reveals how the ancestors came, lived, fought and conquered to survive on the island.Learn about Tobago's rich, multifaceted history through several collections of artefacts that tell of Amerindian life, European colonisation, post-slavery and how the island's distinct culture developed.
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Kickstart your week at Sunday School
If you want insight into Tobago's nightlife, Sunday School is it! The ultimate weekly Sunday night lime is replete with a live steel band, DJ, food and drinks all infused with locals and tourists alike. Safe and fun for all ages, Sunday School is a great way to kickstart your week in Tobago.
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See who can race from Trinidad to Tobago first at the Carib Great Race
One of the world's longest-running offshore powerboat races in the world, Carib Great Race challenges competitors to speed the high seas from one island to the other. The thrilling race starts in the Gulf of Paria in Trinidad and the last course takes the boats up the West Coast of Tobago, to Plymouth and then back down to finish in Store Bay.
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Race with the greats at the Massy Rainbow Cup International Triathlon
Talented athletes from around the world compete in a multisport race including swimming, cycling and running starting at the enchanted Turtle Beach through the rugged streets of Black Rock and back.
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Take in Latvian architecture at the Courland Monument
Located in Plymouth next to Fort James, the Courland Monument is a piece of modern architecture was built to honour the first settlers of Courland (modern-day Latvia). Add this to your island tour and learn more about their occupation and why Tobago was one of the most coveted islands in the Caribbean.
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Have freshly baked bread from a traditional dirt oven
If you love bread and pastries, you'll feel like you've stepped into heaven as you approach the famous traditional dirt oven in Castara. Tarts, buns and so much more are baked fresh and to perfection right on the beach. Each delicacy is hand-crafted and meticulously prepared so it's easy to make repeat visits during your stay.
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Compete in the Tobago International Cycling Classic
The demanding terrain of Tobago's landscape challenges both professional and amateur riders along the scenic roadway course in this international event.
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Bring your appetite to the Tobago Blue Food Festival
Named as one of the world's best food festivals by CNN, the Tobago Blue Food Festival gets its name from the root crop dasheen, which takes on a blue tint when cooked. The festival gives local chefs licence to concoct creative and innovative Caribbean dishes with dasheen as the star ingredient.
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Indulge your sweet tooth
If you love sweets, you can't visit Tobago and try the island's signature confectionaries. Sugar cakes, benne balls, toolum, tamarind balls and fudge are just a few of the must-have treats to have. But be careful, it's hard to just have one!

Learn of Tobago's lore in Les Coteaux
An evening of mystery, history and witchcraft await you at 'Folktales and Superstitions', a dramatic theatre production within the Tobago Heritage Festival activities that highlight the cultural traditions of the village of Les Coteaux.
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Have dirty fun during Carnival Tuesday mud mas
Get in on the action as locals and tourists alike celebrate J'ouvert (pre-dawn Carnival celebrations) as they cover themselves in prepared, sanitized mud before forming an energetic Carnival Monday street procession through the streets of Scarborough
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Grab a plate at Harvest Festival
Celebrated on Sundays year-round across the island in different villages. The festivities culminate with a street lime / fete.
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Come together with the community at Fisherman's Festival
Fishing villages in Tobago celebrate prosperity and success with festivities including games, fishing and speed boat competitions. The day ends with an after party complete with music and live performances.
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Get a taste of Tobago's nightlife
After the sun sets, get ready to enjoy a lime (hang out) Tobago-style. Crown Point is the heart of all the action, where you can go bar-hopping, sing karaoke and more if you're looking for a night out on the town.
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Go wine tasting
Watch the sun set on the balcony of a local wine bar Time To Wine. Grab a bottle of from their extensive collection including locally made wines and ports and reflect on your day in paradise.
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