Nice busy beach, locals sale some souvenirs, women sale some local fruits, for sun beds need to pay. Safe beach, you can leave your stuff nobody touch it. Locals very friendly and helpful. You can got there local trips such as glass boat tour, or tour to Nylon Pools

A must go. We decided to go to this beach as Tobago was one of our port stops. We caught a taxi right outside of the port. The drive was about 25mins. There is a beach fee of approximately $3.50pp (USD). Once we were at the beach we were able to rent chairs and an umbrella. There were several amenities (showers & restrooms). The water was rough but cool. We ate at a restaurant on the beach and the food was delicious plus affordable. The restaurant played carribean music and was next to a pier. Overall great beach day for the family.

I've read so many negative things about this spot that I can only think the reviewers are trying to save it for themselves! We were a group of 4, hired a taxi to take us out and return to get us 3-4 hours later. I'd say there was never more than 20 other people on the whole large beach while we were there. Competing vendors selling (very good!) rum punch and other fruit based drinks. One other vendor politely selling his jewelry. The beach sand was soft, water was clear, temperature was perfect and it was slightly cloudy. The only semi-negative is that it's a bit of a hike to the bathrooms from the beach. We all truly enjoyed our day and thought this was one of the best days of our trip. Go. You won't regret it!

This beach is beautiful and very clean. The water is sparkling blue, there are washrooms, restaurants, bars, and rentals for chairs etc. what more could you ask for? It’s not huge, so everything is close by to access once you enter the park. Entrance fee was $3.50 USD pp. the sand is beautiful, and the swimming area is marked off from boats and jet skis.

My partner and I spent the majority of our time in Tobago at this beach. We purchased the 3 day couple Chillax package for $350TTD. This included 3 day entry for 2, 2 chairs and an umbrella. This worked out great for us because on our last day when we arrived an hour after the beach opened there were no more umbrellas and they compensated us by giving us one of the huts. The beach is beautifully picturesque, worth the iconic jetty. If you want to relax you can. If you’d like to take in any water sports that is available and o if you want to go on a glass bottom boat tour there is that option too. There are many well maintained washrooms & change areas. There are a few places too buy fits and drinks. However, it’s standard hot dogs/hamburgers and fries kind of food really. There are shops where you can buy snacks, souvenirs and anything beach worthy that you’ve forgotten to pack. There is no soliciting other than the tour operators coming around to see if you’d like to go on a tour. Definitely a must when on the island.

Beautiful beach with bars and gift shops with clean toilets /showers and beds and umbrellas for hire. The beach is also a pick-up point for the glass bottomed boats that take you to the nylon pool and buccoo beach trips which can be booked when you arrive. There are two times for pick up 11am and 2pm. Part of the beach is also a turtle nesting site, the far end has lots of water sports available, you simply need to walk past the taxi pick up point and past the swings on your left. Pigeon point is one of the busier beaches on the island, for a quieter time you need to travel a little further, there you will find many other beautiful beaches some with no one on them at all!

Stopped in Tobago on a cruise. We were a group of 14. 6 adults & 8 kids. We wanted to stick together so as soon as we got off the cruise ship we asked for a taxi that would hold all of us. They quickly accommodated and we were in a taxi van almost immediately. Our taxi driver was named Elvis. He was wonderful. Very informative. He drove us to Pigeon Point Beach and left us with his card and asked us what time we wanted picked back up. He returned promptly at the time that we decided on and returned us to our cruise ship in plenty of time. Pigeon point beach was beautiful. The sand and water was like a postcard. A great day!

Had a great day here. Very well organised , very clean and plenty of space. We were the only cruise ship in that day and it is small(700 passengers) I can imagine that if a large ship docked then the beach would be overwhelmed, Apart from a few asking us if we wanted a boat tour as soon as we arrived, we were not troubled with people trying to sell things. Gorgeous setting

Pay an entry fee ($3 pp) to enter this beautiful, shallow, coastal beach. Great place to chill out for the day. You are given a wristband which I presume pays for the wash and changing facilities. There are various shacks selling beer, water, and food. You can also pay for the use of a lounger and/or umbrella, but there are also many shady trees and picnic tables. The large swimming area is cordoned off and is very shallow. Many boat trips and water activities start from this point.

One of the most beautiful beaches I've ever seen! The powdery white sand and crystal clear turquoise waters were simply stunning. We spent hours relaxing on the beach and swimming in the calm sea. The entrance fee was very reasonable too. A must-visit in Tobago!