• Argyle Waterfall - Standing at 175 feet (54 meters), Argyle is Tobago’s tallest waterfall, featuring refreshing, clear water cascading down three impressive tiers.
• Fort King George - This historic site on Tobago island showcases forts, batteries, and cannons.
• Tobago Main Ridge Forest Reserve - The Main Ridge serves as Tobago’s backbone and hosts diverse flora and fauna. The rainforest is home to twelve to sixteen mammal species out of nearly ninety in the Caribbean, twenty-four non-venomous snakes, sixteen lizards, and two hundred and ten bird species, including the Sabrewing Hummingbird.
• Flagstaff Hill - Located between Charlotteville and Speyside, Flagstaff Hill provides stunning panoramic views, including Man O War Bay, parts of the Caribbean coast, and the northern edge of Tobago.
• Englishman’s Bay - A scenic, secluded beach that, despite its lesser-known status, is arguably Tobago’s most beautiful beach destination, ranked among the top 10 beaches in the Caribbean.
• Fort James - This historic site on Tobago island features forts, batteries, and cannons.
• Castara Bay - Nestled in the charming village of Castara, this picturesque beach offers activities like swimming, sunbathing, kayaking, snorkeling, and fishing.
• Parlatuvier Beach - The blue-green waters of this scenic spot on Tobago island are ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and scuba diving.
• Pirate’s Bay - Named for the refuge it provided to buccaneers three centuries ago, it was prominently featured in the original 1952 film Robinson Crusoe.
• Bloody Bay Beach - A stunning fishing cove and beach facility, perfect for swimming.
• Fort Granby - A historic fort located on the Atlantic coast in Studley Park.
• Mount Irvine Bay - The breathtaking Mount Irvine Bay is a surfer’s paradise!
• Crown Point - As the island’s tourist hub, Crown Point offers a variety of accommodations, restaurants, and white sand beaches.
• Pigeon Point Beach - This idyllic, palm-lined beach boasts powdery white sands and turquoise waters, with local bars, restaurants, shops, and an unforgettable sunset.
• Speyside - The quaint fishing village of Speyside overlooks Tyrrel’s Bay on Tobago island, attracting divers and birdwatchers. The off-road lookout offers panoramic views of the islands and reef-filled waters.
• Stonehaven Bay - Also known as Grafton Bay on Tobago island, this location offers excellent swimming and sunset views over clear, emerald waters.
• Castara Waterfall - The Castara Waterfall on Tobago island flows into a freshwater rock pool, inviting visitors for a refreshing dip.
• Scarborough - As Tobago’s capital, Scarborough is a lively port ideal for shopping, banking, or enjoying a meal.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Entrance fee to Argyle Waterfall
• Use of snorkeling equipment
• Binoculars for bird watching
• Photographs of your tour
• Lunch
• Snacks
• Tea and coffee
• Carbonated beverages
• Bottled water
• Alcoholic beverages

The Grand Circle Island Tour offers a PRIVATE “Dawn to Dusk” sightseeing adventure like no other, crafted by David, a tour operator with Canadian and Trinbagonian roots.

This tour covers the entire island of Tobago in 10 to 12 hours! It is tailored to your preferences, allowing you to explore both the Atlantic and Caribbean coasts, the Main Ridge Forest Reserve, stunning waterfalls, and pristine beaches.

Activities such as hiking, bird-watching, snorkeling, and picnicking are all available, with even a few rarely seen hidden treasures included.

You’ll have the opportunity to taste authentic street food, including dirt oven-baked breads (when available), doubles, coconuts, ice cream, snacks, and enjoy a delightful local lunch, all included in the price. Alcoholic beverages are also provided. Photos of your incredible day are included as well.

Note: An 8-hour version is also available. A lighter version of this 12-hour experience is offered (with fewer inclusions). Visit our website or contact us directly for more information.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.