Pigeon Point, also known as Pigeon Point Heritage Park (PPHP), is often considered Tobago's most beautiful beach destination. Located on a scenic peninsula, this famous coastal spot is internationally recognized for its signature thatch-roofed jetty, which serves as an emblem for the entire island. Visitors are welcomed by a long stretch of white sand along warm aquamarine waters, creating a picture-perfect setting for relaxing or exploring the coast.
The beach environment is well-developed with excellent on-site facilities designed for visitor comfort. You will find convenient amenities including public bathrooms, showers, and beach-chair rentals scattered along the shoreline. For dining and shopping, the area hosts local bars, a restaurant, souvenir shops, and water-sports shops. The property is currently maintained by the Tobago House of Assembly (THA), ensuring the heritage park systems and practices remain well-kept for all guests.
Pigeon Point offers an inviting atmosphere suited for diverse travelers, including families, water-sports enthusiasts, and casual beachgoers. While the park is run under public control, an entry fee is established for usage of the facility. The cost is set at TT$20 per person (US$3.33 / £2), with half-price admission for children aged 6–12 and free entry for children under six, giving visitors full access to its scenic amenities.
01 Highlights & things to do
What makes this stretch of coast worth the trip — from the water to the walks, wildlife and the views.
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Beach map & the area
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Good to know
- Entry fee is TT$20 (US$3.33/£2) per person; children 6–12 are half-price, under 6 free.
- Facilities on-site include public bathrooms, showers, and beach-chair rentals.
- The beach features on-site bars, a restaurant, souvenir shops, and water-sports shops.