The most beautiful natural sites to discover Castara

A few kilometers beyond Castara, heading north and marked by a wooden sign, is the entrance to the dirt road that leads to Englishman's Bay, undoubtedly one of the most beautiful beaches in Tobago. Perfectly rounded, 500 meters long, the beach is bordered by a fringe of coconut trees that mask a dense undergrowth of deep green. It is like being at the end of the world. The sand is blond and fine, the sea clear and the reefs that occupy the entire bottom of the cove, full of life. A real taste of paradise.

In this pretty bay, the fishing boats are anchored waiting for the time to go out. The beach of fine white sand is calm, quiet, shaded and supervised. In the morning or evening, depending on the tide, you can watch the fishermen haul in their nets, a grueling but essential exercise. Between the large and small beaches, you can snorkel between the rocks. If you continue close to the shore on the right, you'll be able to admire some magnificent, colorful fish. Don't go any further than the headland of the bay, as the currents here are quite strong.