Solo Travel in Crown Point
Trinidad and Tobago
About Crown Point for Solo Travelers
Tobago's main town and the island's laid-back heart — the Store Bay Friday fish fry, Pigeon Point's powdery beach, and the starting point for reef diving and Buccoo Reef glass-bottom tours.
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Buccoo Reef
Nature
A protected reef and lagoon system off Tobago's south-west coast, and a marine park. Glass-bottom boat trips from Store Bay, Pigeon Point and Buccoo let you see coral and fish without getting wet, and usually include a snorkel stop and a swim in the Nylon Pool. Don't touch or stand on the coral.
📍Buccoo Reef Marine Park, Tobago
Nylon Pool
Nature
A shallow, waist-deep sandbar in the middle of the sea off Pigeon Point, with clear turquoise water over white sand. It's reached only by boat, usually as part of a glass-bottom boat trip with Buccoo Reef, and local legend says a dip takes years off your age. Book trips at Store Bay or Pigeon Point.
📍Off Pigeon Point, Tobago
Store Bay Beach
Nature
A small, sheltered beach at Crown Point, a few minutes' walk from Tobago's airport, with calm water, lifeguards and changing rooms. The row of food huts behind it is famous for crab and dumplings, roti and other local dishes. Glass-bottom boats to Buccoo Reef and the Nylon Pool leave from here.
📍Store Bay, Crown Point, Tobago
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