englishman's bay

A beautiful beach, picturesque and one of the finest of the Island. Visited by Taxi so didn't have long enough to enjoy.

A taxi drive away from our hotel, this was easily visited from Speyside. There was a good expanse of beach and the sea was clear. There were some rolling waves and rocky areas close to shore which could make entering and leaving the water a bit tricky if you are not agile. Behind the beach was a stream with plenty of birds. The little shack made very acceptable food at a good cost.

The trip by car is very nice and the mountains we cross to join the englishman bay is wonderful with nice views to the sea. We continued to charlotte ´s ville to finish the trip. Nice as well.

You will love it. Never crowded and when you are lucky you will see many birds as well. Highly recommended. The restaurant will not disappoint at all.

Delightfully quiet and only a small shack restaurant so unspoilt. Worth the drive there and a lovely walk and swim. Very picturesque and will hopefully remain unspoilt...

a great place to visit with great views and a great place to visit. I loved it and had a great time visiting.

We came across this perfect little beach unexpectedly and were bowled over by it's location and beauty. We'll just have to go back!

This beach i have been to ovet the years and must be a contender for the best beach in the world For sure its an adventure to get there but its so worth it. Mostly you have it to yourself occaisionaly locals come tobfish or play football. The rainforest comes down to the beach amd with ot some times parrots.Its safe its heaven its pradise for me the best beach in the world

Great hazardous trip to reach but very interesting. In fact far more so than the bay. If yu want secluded and no comforts, this place is for you. Sadly not for us.

Not in the main tourist area of Crown Point, this is along the Caribbean Sea side of Tobago, on the northern coast. A great stop off on a road trip to Charlotteville, mainly because it's quiet and also a working beach with fishermen often seen pulling in their seine. Definitely worth a visit.

The bay is great for quiet sun bathing. There is a restaurant on site and a craft shop. The bay is off the north side road on the way to the rainforrest. The drive is quiet and the air is fresh a sheer delight to observe mother nature is all her majesty.

Go to this place! It is virtually uninhabited and private. You will find a sandy beach with beautiful palm trees. It is about 4 km from Castara.

The beach in one word is... Stunning!!!A bit of a drive from wherever your are staying but worth it. The colour of the water, the lizards, the crabs, the exotic birds. A nice small beach in a bay, the same bay the Curosoe's landed in btw. It has a great restaurant serving local cuisine, roti, oxtail, shrimp, chicken, goat and fish of the day. I had the oxtail, and I have not tasted this dish done better before. My mom used make it very well but this was better. The side of rice was divine as well. Meals are about $40-70TT. Home made ice cream on site is good but pricey at $40TT. There are some artisans selling their wares there but they don't hassle you. Highly recommend as a day trip w lunch.

Getting there was an experience but once there, it was postcard perfect. I am so glad we made the effort - we had no regrets once there, except that it rained in the end. A must for anyone visiting Tobago. Definitely!

I have been to Englishman's Bay 3 times now and have had a great time on every visit. Yes, it is secluded, but that is it's beauty. The beach is a beautiful sweeping curve of glorious golden sand and the water is really clear with amazing snorkelling. I would say you need to be quite a good swimmer though. One time I was there, I was snorkelling with my husband, when we were surrounded by a really huge shoal of tiny bait fish. We stopped and floated - just taking it all in, when we realised that there was a group of tuna all around! I wish I'd had an underwater camera!We ate in the restaurant and had a set meal, which was so delicious and fairly reasonable. I like the way they had a souvenir stall and a line of brightly coloured sarongs flapping in the breeze.I would say that this is a must on your tour of Tobago, even if you only stop for a short visit. It is breathtaking!