Get to the point … Pigeon Point

WHITE POWDERY SANDS, FRINGED BY SWAYING PALM TREES AND BORDERED BY CALM REEF-PROTECTED TURQUOISE BLUE WATERS!

A 10-minute drive from the Arthur N. R. Robinson International Airport down Pigeon Point Road will bring you to Pigeon Point – Tobago’s finest beach and ranked among the world’s 100 top beaches according to CNN. This picturesque destination is the stuff that Caribbean post cards photos are made of. With white powdery sands, fringed by swaying palm trees and bordered by calm reef-protected turquoise blue waters, Pigeon Point is perfect for relaxing, swimming and snorkeling.

The jetty – a wooden boardwalk which extends from the shore and ends with a quaint thatched-roofed hut with the backdrop of aquamarine water, is a signature image of this island and is said to be the most photographed jetty in the world.

But before you can experience Pigeon Point you have to pay an entrance fee. Once that is done, you are free to enjoy the gently sloping beach or take a stroll to the park, enjoy a sunny picnic day, splurge on souvenirs, satisfy your hunger with local delicacies or sipping a cold beverage at the beach bar. Beach chairs, umbrellas, surf boards, scuba and snorkeling equipment, kayaks are available for rentals. Safe parking, washroom and seating facilities are also provided.

Admission at Pigeon Point is $1.50 USD for children and $3 USD for adults. An additional fee applies for beach chair and umbrella rental, but washrooms and beach huts are available free of charge. If you plan on spending multiple days at the beach, consider purchasing a weekly pass, which costs $8 USD for children and $16 USD for adults. The beach is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m

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