Tobago Cays, Mayreau

Pristine gem in the middle of the Caribbean. Please - protect it more. There are too many boats around the place.

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

What an amazing little place to visit, beautiful, vibrant and absaloutly bliss, remember when ordering a lobster here it's actually only half a lobster! Rate it 8/10

This place is wonferful but INSUFFICIENTLY PROTECTED ! Coast guards should not only collect money but also educate the tourists. There should also be pedagogical panels on the islands. Here are some advice : - DON’T TOUCH THE TURTLES ! The bacterias on your hands will infect them, even the shell. They can die from it. - DON’T SWIM TOO CLOSE either, you disturb them, they will not feed, rest and breath normally… you are already really lucky to be able to see them. - DON’T COLLECT CORALS, they are fragile, precious for the environment and endangered. Don’t collect even if it’s dead, it will turn into sand, it’s part of a natural cycle. - DON’T ENGRAVE THE PLANTS, it’s damaging for them and the beauty of the site - and honestly who cares that you were here with your friends or lover… - PLEASE DON’T ANCHOR ! It destroys the seagrass that feeds the turtles and the fishes, and it kills the starfishs. Please take a buoy. The place is worth the price. - Remember : the least you touch, the more you save. Thank you !

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.