Tobago Cays, Mayreau

4.7

#1 of 23 in Nature in St. Vincent and the Grenadines

Island · Nature / Park

Create an itinerary including Tobago Cays

Hop from island to island as you observe rare marine life, taste fresh seafood, and play in the water at Tobago Cays. The park consists of 50 sq km (31 sq mi) of lagoon featuring several islets and cays. Try kitesurfing at one of the beaches or just soak up the sun. You can see turtle nesting sites and snorkel with the creatures in the water. At night, many visitors opt to take part in a seafood dinner, often barbecued right in front of them. See Tobago Cays and all Mayreau has to offer by arranging your trip with our Mayreau trip tool.

Improve this listing »

Create a full itinerary - for free!

Tobago Cays reviews

TripAdvisor traveler rating

398 reviews

Google

4.8

By Robin M

The only way to visit is by boat whether a day trip or on a live aboard. This is surely one of the most beautiful places on the planet. There is excellent snorkeling and great BBQs on the beach.

The only way to visit is by boat whether a day trip or on a live aboard. This is surely one of the most beautiful places on the planet. There is excellent snorkeling and great BBQs on the beach. more »
By Lawn_John_Silver

Heyyy Alphonso, our team is back !!! We are very happy to see you again in few days. Be prepared ;-) Service is always excellent with you Boat Oscar 7

Heyyy Alphonso, our team is back !!! We are very happy to see you again in few days. Be prepared ;-) Service is always excellent with you Boat Oscar 7 more »
By AllycatCanada

Such a great experience at Romeo’s. The food was delicious, so many sides and he even gave us an extra lobster portion. It was a very windy night so Romeo came over to get us off if our boat. We...

Such a great experience at Romeo’s. The food was delicious, so many sides and he even gave us an extra lobster portion. It was a very windy night so Romeo came over to get us off if our boat. We... more »

See more on TripAdvisor ›

Google

By Rachel Haigh

Sure it's lovely but annoyed that you are charged an anchoring fee of $60 (totally understand there being a mooring fee but a fee to anchor?!). That along with $15 per person charge makes a daily bill of $135 for us as a family of 5. Will be cutting short our stay as a result not to mention less eating out than we would have done otherwise

more less
By Kent Dorsey

Absolutely gorgeous place. I had the best lobster dinner ever, on an uninhabited island no less! The nightly dinner on Petit Rameau is a must.

more less
By Jan-Erik Äng

is one of the most beautiful moorings I visited with its turquoise colored water with nice diving experiences where you can see corals and nice colorful fish

more less
By Lew Nuzzie

We sailed from Mustique to Tobago Cays and into a warm summer shower. The water was clear and so refreshing. We anchored between the two cays for the evening. Beautiful sunrise and another brief shower. We met another sailor from St. Johns and we relaxed on the beach for the remainder of the morning. Southward bound....

more less
By Angela Smith

One of the top spots in the world. Snorkeling with turtles, rays and sharks was beyond imaginable

more less