Canoe Bay

Tobago


Accessed by a signposted turnoff from the main highway a few kilometers east of Crown Point, Canoe Bay is a shallow and very secluded bay that sometimes sees local families drop in for a picnic; though the waters have a lot of rocks and seagrass, so swimming isn't great. Bring your own refreshments.


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