Fish Tobago

Fish Tobago

26A Buccoo Point 
Tobago 
(868) 309-0062 


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High Tide
Surfing lessons and surfboard Rental
Available at

Fish Tobago Guesthouse

Instructor: George
Mt. Irvine Beach, Tobago
 
Learn how to surf in 1 day!
$25.00US including the board rental and the surf lesson












Car Rental 
Available 
At
Fish Tobago Guesthouse

$43.00US per day













Welcome to Fish Tobago Guesthouse!

Fish Tobago is a family owned guesthouse that is a traditional two story house nestled in its own spacious grounds which are bound by breadfruit and mango trees with views overlooking Mt Irvine golf course featuring a hand painted mural which captures the essence of the Tobago fisherman, simple and at one with nature.

We are located on the western coastline of Tobago which is one of the most beautiful, unspoiled islands in the Caribbean with sandy beaches bound by palm trees, turquoise waters, tropical rainforests, hundreds of species of birds and plants, vibrant culture and friendly smiles wherever you go. The world famous Buccoo Reef, filled with wildlife and beautiful surroundings that touch the shore. Also just a short five minute walk between two beaches.  Enjoy a short five minute walk to Buccoo Bay. 


Our self-contained rooms and apartments are themed on local landmarks and attractions. 

Sandbank - is located in the middle of the Buccoo Reef, it's created from corals that have been mashed up from four different sides and turned into fine sand. It can be up to 100ft long and 55ft wide, changing throughout the year depending on the tide. 

Rainforest - Tobago's rainforest, the oldest forest reserve in the western hemisphere; is it located in the central ranges of the island. Established in the 18th century it is very much alive! Far from the prepared tourist trails it is still possible to observe over 300 different species of birds, reptiles and other native animals in their natural habitat.

Nylon Pool - was given its name by Princess Margaret on her visit to the island in 1962, it is shallow area behind the Buccoo Reef, usually around waist depth depending on the tide, the water is crystal clear and looks like the nylon used in fishing lines, hence the name! 

Sunset – Relax as you look at the birds coming in to roost at sunset. As the sun goes down and twilight arrives in a deep blood-red colours that runs through the sky.

Buccoo Reef - Buccoo Reef is a largest coral reef in Tobago and was designated as a marine park in 1973. Its massive proportions contain a reef system of five reef flats that are separated by deep channels. The succession of fauna and flora, from the dense mangrove to the outer reef, is a biologist's delight.

Lagoon- An associated lagoon, the Bon Accord Lagoon, is almost completely enclosed by Sheerbird's Point and a dense mangrove belt.


Every Sunday night in Buccoo 
Buccoo comes alive with Steel Pan Music, and a lot of local foods.  

Every Sunday night Buccoo, the sleepy reef sheltered town, comes alive with food and music. Sunday school is a night for everybody, locals and tourist. It is also a night of traditions and party. It starts early evening with food stands and local craft shops, all the stores open and several bars with strobe lights and load music getting the crowd going. About 9:00 PM it is time for the steel pan band to play. It is a local steel drum band named Buccooneers. They play continuously for about 90 minutes and with a wide variety of rhythms and songs. With all steel drums they play both classic Caribbeans songs and also hits. Local as tourists alike are dancing to the music. When the steel pan band finished the party starts. There is loud music from the gigantic speakers and the crowds start to move to the bars and the town streets were it s equally load music. The Party goes on until early morning and don’t stop until everyone has gone home. 


A good way to meet a lot of friendly people!



Our lawn is a great place to hang out also - having breakfast accompanied by the Bananaquits or an afternoon barbecue, sunbathing during the heat or just “liming” in the night…

For our guests we can provide many special offers that include boat trips and cruises, fishing, snorkelling, scuba diving, dolphin watching, island tours and much, much more….

Within walking distance you will find a host of local amenities such as a grocery store, gift shop, gym, bars bus stop, car rentals. Buccoo hosts a renowned traditional fish restaurant El Pascador serving fresh locally caught fish.

Local activites range from horseback riding, goat and crab racing, hiking, card tournaments, scuba diving, snorkelling, fishing, casino and a golf course. We also have the newly opened Buccoo Beach facility which features a list of growing attractions to keep you entertained!

Every Sunday night Buccoo, the sleepy reef sheltered town, comes alive with food and music with Sunday school. The local steel drum band named Buccooneers plays the classical Caribbean music mixed with new song in a traditional steel drum style. When the steel pan band finished the party starts. The Party goes on until early morning and don’t stop until everyone has gone home. 




                                                        

                      www.fishtobago.com