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Top Attractions in Tobago

Founded in 1763 to solve the issue of European Deforestation, the Tobago Forest Reserve is the oldest forest reserve in the Western hemisphere. The reserve provides a challenging hiking trail and ample opportunities to watch colorful birds. During the hike, Bloody Bay and the offshore Sisters Rocks surely catch everyone’s attention.

One of the best-preserved colonial forts in Tobago, the Fort King George was built as a British colonial outpost in 1780. Inside the fort lies a small museum featuring artifacts focusing on Amerindian and Tobago's colonial past. Costal views and verdant grounds are also fascinating.

Lying on the mouth of Argyle River, the Argyle Falls is a triple-tiered fall with a staggering height of 600 ft. In case you want to hike the falls, make sure you take along a guide with you. In the way you can relax at many beautiful natural pools.

Lying just across the Tyrrell’s Bay shore, the Little Tobago has been converted into a wildlife reserve. Thanks to the presence of a wealth of birds of different species, the island aptly justifies its sobriquet as the Bird of paradise.