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865nishas

Getting to the beach requires a short, uphill walk with the most incredible views of the ocean. Though some folks drove part of the way along the narrow dirt road, we preferred the walk in order to take in the views. (Some folks chose to get there on boats from Charlotteville so this is an option also). After about 20 mins of walking, we came to a flight of stairs and what a flight of stairs it was! One hundred and fifty something odd steps which opened to an incredibly picturesque bay. There were maybe 10 small groups of people on the beach that day (which was a lot from what I understand). Beach was great for snorkeling (so walk with your gear). You can rent a beach chair but there are maybe only 10 of those so be prepared to sit on whatever logs you can find that's comfortable enough. Lots of shade. Pretty secluded. No bathroom facilities. No food items on sale so walk with what you need.

raquelb761

This is definitely a hidden gem in the hills of the northern coast of Tobago. I happened to spot this beach off in the distance whilst in awe of the spectacular view at Fort Campleton. After inquiries it was discovered that you had to drive then walk to it (a lot of steps down to the beach). Though a bit treacherous (be careful while driving! two cars cannot fit on the hillside), it was definitely worth the adventure. It's a see to believe :)

haltj

Secluded, quiet beach. The trek to the beach has great views of Charlotteville. Calmer waters than at Charlotteville.

Rachelilse

Access:- Narrow dirt road indicated with a sign - do not attempt to drive! + The walk is quite nice with beautiful views of the ocean/boats+ There's a mango tree along the way :)The beach:+ Quiet, locals were playing a soccer game whilst we were there+ Could stay there the whole day - except for us, it started to storm :(+ Mild waves+ There's a rope swing+/- No facilities closeby (food/bathroom/showers), will have to go back to Charlotteville("+" = positives "-" = negatives)

greenjenniferwalker

We were there in November and the both times we went, we were alone on this magnificent beach. Great place to meditate.

kwasil2014

It was a bit scary getting to the beach. Navigating the hill while overlooking the cliff and the view was amazing. Scenic blue and green waters, lush vegetation. It was worth the adventure as it was the most romantic and beautiful beach for my wife and I in Tobago.

592terap

Pirate's Bay is very secluded and untouched. My boyfriend and I were being daring and we drove... we should not have done that. It was very scary trying to maneuver on that narrow and bumpy road with no railing. We made it to an area that had a little more room and I got out and directed him to turn the car around and park. We then walked the rest of the way. The trek to get to the beach was worth the struggle. Very pretty, turquoise water that I could float in all day. We were also the only 2 people on the beach for about an hour before 4 more arrived. I'll definitely return to Pirate's Bay but I will walk or take a boat to the beach. No driving!

reazer

A fantastic, beautiful beach that is relatively easy to access. Its like a movie scene. Calm waters that's perfect for everyone. Be sure to walk with snorkelling gear as you can see beautiful fish in waist high water. A really ideal beach for those who love serenity.

Rajgopal12397

There is no road way to get here. You have to walk about 15 minutes but is totally worth it... very beautiful and clear waters.. Just like any other part of Tobago..

stefandreas

This beach was the biggest disappointment of our trip, after all the hype it gets here. It comes not even near Englishman's Bay in terms of quality of the sand. Its hard to find shade as there is so much litter and garbage underneath the trees. Strange place, with excellent snorkeling though. Certainly not worth the effort to get there. We left after one hour and returned to Englsihman's Bay, so much nicer.

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