Here's Where Every Beach Lover Should Go in Trinidad and Tobago

The countries in the Caribbean have long been a favorite for beach lovers all around the world. That's because you will find the most picturesque, most pristine beaches in these countries.

One of which is Trindad and Tobago. The southernmost island country in the Caribbean, Trindad and Tobago is rich mix of Indian and African cultures. It is also home to some of the best destinations in the world for beach lovers.

If you're planning a trip to the beach soon, here are the places in Trinidad and Tobago that are more than worthy of your consideration.

Englishman's Bay

One of the beaches found in the island of Tobago, Englishman's Bay is a must-visit for those prefer more secluded beaches. This is because it can be quite tricky to find.

However, once you do find it, expect a lush rainforest and a crescent-shaped beach. Those who visit typically enjoy camping, swimming, and snorkeling, and those who like to find turtles might be in luck. This is because Englishman's Bay is a known nesting ground for Leatherback Turtles.

Maracas Bay

Otherwise known as Maracas Beach, Maracas Bay is easily the best beach in the island of Trinidad. Located in the northern side of the island, Maracas Bay boasts of blue-green waters and off white sand. With a coastline that's 1. 25 miles (two kilometers) long, it has become a favorite among beach lovers.

Maracas Bay can be reached by driving from the capital, Port of Spain, which makes it relatively accessible for visitors. It is one of the favorite spots of those who enjoy surfing due to its waves that can reach three feet (one meter).

Pigeon Point

If you are looking for what is the island of Tobago's best beach, then you're looking for Pigeon Point. Known for its white sand, Pigeon Point has made it to different rankings of the top beaches in the world.

This is also where you can find numberous shops, restaurants, and bars to enjoy when in Tobago. Numerous watersports and water-related activities can also be enjoyed here, including snorkeling and kite surfing.

Store Bay

Looking for a very accessible beach? As in a beach that is known for literally being a two-minute walk away from the airport? Then you're looking for Store Bay.

One of the busiest beaches in the island of Tobago, this is typically the departure spot for boat tours, particularly those heading for Buccoo Reef. It is also one of the best places to go to for anyone looking to try local delicacies. It is also a good place to find local crafts and souvenirs to take home.