How to Get to Tobago from Europe, US & Canada

Dreaming of turquoise waters, lush rainforests, and laid-back island vibes? Tobago is easier to reach than you might think! Whether you're coming from Europe, the US, or Canada, several airlines offer convenient connections to the island's main gateway, A.N.R. Robinson International Airport (TAB) in Crown Point. Here's a simple guide to help you plan your journey.

Flying from the United States to Tobago

Travelers from the U.S. can reach Tobago via Trinidad (POS) or direct seasonal flights.

Option 1 – Via Trinidad: Fly into Piarco International Airport (POS) in Trinidad with major carriers like American Airlines, JetBlue, and Caribbean Airlines, then take a short 25-minute domestic flight to Tobago.

Option 2 – Seasonal Direct Flights: Caribbean Airlines occasionally offers nonstop flights from JFK (New York) to Tobago during peak travel periods. Check deals on flights from New York to Trindad and Tobago starting from 284 USD* this winter

Flying from Canada to Tobago

From Canada, the most convenient route is to connect through Trinidad.

Toronto (YYZ) offers year-round flights to Piarco International Airport (POS) with Caribbean Airlines. From there, it's a quick domestic hop to Tobago. Explore Air Canada flights from Toronto to Trinidad and Tobago starting from CAD 328* this winter.

For winter sun seekers, charter services and packages to Tobago may also operate through major Canadian travel companies.

Flying from Europe (Germany and UK) to Tobago

Visitors from Germany, the UK and neighboring countries can enjoy direct and connecting flight options.

Direct Flights: Airlines like British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, and Condor (from Frankfurt, Germany) operate seasonal or year-round flights to Tobago. Condor's route typically lands at A.N.R. Robinson International Airport (TAB), sometimes with a brief stop in Barbados.

Connecting Flights: From other parts of Europe, you can connect through Frankfurt, London, Amsterdam, or Trinidad to reach Tobago easily.

Connecting Flights: From continental Europe, travelers can fly to London, Miami, or Trinidad, then connect onward to Tobago.

Travel Tips for a Smooth Journey

* Book early for the best fares during winter and festival seasons.
* Check transit requirements if you're connecting through Trinidad.
* Pack light and relax—the domestic leg to Tobago has smaller aircraft.
* Currency tip: The local currency is TTD (Trinidad and Tobago Dollar), though USD is widely accepted.

Where to Stay in Tobago

Once you land, unwind at Restorations Tobago, your cozy home away from home in Crown Point, just minutes from the airport and beaches. Enjoy poolside comfort, modern amenities, and easy access to local attractions. Perfect for couples, families, or solo travelers.

Frequently Asked Questions About Traveling to Tobago

Do Americans need a visa for Trinidad and Tobago?
No, US citizens do not need a visa for tourist or business trips to Trinidad and Tobago for stays 90 days or less.

What language do they speak in Tobago?
The official language of Trinidad and Tobago is English and all government and business activities are conducted in Standard English (United Kingdom)

Is Tobago an expensive place to visit?
No, Tobago is not considered an expensive place to visit, especially when compared to other Caribbean islands.

What currency do they use in Tobago?
The official currency is the Trinidad and Tobago Dollar (TTD)

Can I bring food with me to Tobago?
Yes, you can bring food to Tobago but it must be commercially packaged, sealed and for personal use.

Plan Your Tobago Getaway Today!

Book your stay now through February 1st — to take advantage of our winter special. Spend $US 70/night for 1 guest or $US 99/night for 2 guests double occupancy. Rate includes daily breakfast with your own souvenir towel to take home. Beach chairs, bicycles and arranged transportation available. Use promo code HELLOSUN25 to secure your rooms today. Follow @RestorationsTobago for more updates.

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One of the most popular things to do in Tobago is spend time with the ocean. There are many ways to do that whether it's a trip to the beach or a water sport. One such sport involves trips below the water's surface. Whether it's scuba diving or snorkeling, there's a lot of amazing sights sitting just below the surface. Experience what a Tobago diving adventure can add to your vacation by checking out these great dive spots.

Buccoo Reef

Buccoo Reef, Tobago is home to the largest coral reef on the island. The waters are more shallow in the coral gardens and the entire area averages about 10 meters in depth. The deepest point is 15 meters and visibility runs from 10-30 meters. This dive is perfect for beginners and offers views of some amazing reef life. This is also a great place for snorkeling. You can access Buccoo Reef from Pigeon Point or Store Bay.

Flying Reef

Flying Reef is in Canoe Bay, Tobago on the south end of Crown Point. Flying Reef is a great dive for beginners as the waters are shallow, running 5-14 meters. This is a drift dive, meaning the current will play a factor in your dive. Flying Reef is home to rays, turtles, sharks, snappers and other fish. You can also see a sunken ship's anchor. The anchor is a gathering place for Porkfish and Bermudan Chub.

Kariwak Reef

Kariwak Reef is a great beginner's option and perfect for kids who are learning. This reef runs an average depth of 11 meters with it maxing out at 14 meters. Visibility is good and the reef is home to rays, eels, barracudas and a whole host of fish. This is also a great spot for night diving. You can access the reef from Store Bay either from the beach or by boat.

Tobago diving is one of the best experiences you can have on your visit to the island. There are many more locations to explore but these diving spots are a great way to venture into diving. To get started on your next adventure, be sure to book a stay at Restorations Tobago.

STORE BAY

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