Yerette (Trinidad)

#1 Fort George (Trinidad) Not to be confused with Tobago's Fort King George in Scarborough, this historic Trinidadian structure provides visitors with a taste of the island's colonial heritage. Fort George was ... Read more » quillons / Flickr

#2 Store Bay (Tobago) A cheaper alternative to neighboring Pigeon Point, Store Bay's free beach offers travelers a relaxing place to soak up some sun and cool off in Tobago's famous clear ... Read more » neiljs / Flickr

#3 Fort King George (Tobago) Much like Fort George in Trinidad, this mountaintop fort mixes stunning ocean and city views with a dose of Tobago's military and colonial history. Built after the French captured ... Read more » David Kirsch / Flickr

#4 Pigeon Point (Tobago) There is a beach with all of the stereotypical Caribbean amenities — the swaying coconut trees, the bone-white sand, the sparking aquamarine water — and it resides in southwest Tobago. If you ... Read more » neiljs / Flickr

#5 Asa Wright Nature Centre (Trinidad) The Asa Wright Nature Centre is home to more than 400 species of native birds, plus 55 different reptile species, 25 amphibians, more than 600 butterflies and more than 2 ... Read more » Shriram Rajagopalan / Flickr

#6 Yerette (Trinidad) Nestled within Trinidad's Maracas Valley, this lush sanctuary is home to a variety of native flora and 13 of Trinidad and Tobago's 17 species of hummingbirds. Started accidentally ... Read more » Len Blumin / Flickr

#7 Buccoo Reef (Tobago) Situated just off the coast of Tobago's Pigeon Point Beach and within 2 miles of Store Bay, Buccoo Reef is highly regarded by locals and visitors as one of ... Read more » cheesy42 / Flickr

#8 Caroni Bird Sanctuary (Trinidad) Located about 9 miles southeast of Port of Spain, Caroni Bird Sanctuary offers many of the same thrills of the Asa Wright Nature Centre without requiring the far pilgrimage to ... Read more » cheesy42 / Flickr