Tobago
Coco Reef Resort
Coco Reef is a spacious, well‑run beachfront resort with excellent facilities and a golden stretch of sand protected by an artificial reef. Conveniently located just five minutes from the airport and close to Pigeon Point and Store Bay Beach, it offers an easy base for exploring Tobago. The 135 rooms range from standard doubles to generous suites, all featuring private bathrooms, patios or balconies, air‑conditioning, ceiling fans, TV, mini‑bar, safety deposit box and a welcome fruit basket. Many rooms also enjoy sea views.
Guests can enjoy buffet breakfasts and à la carte dining, along with a relaxed beach bar and BBQ, and several good restaurants are within walking distance. The resort also offers a swimming pool, gym, spa and a small selection of shops selling snacks, drinks, beachwear and local crafts. Excursions can be arranged to nearby snorkelling and dive sites, the bird‑rich Main Ridge Forest Reserve and seasonal turtle‑nesting beaches, while water sports such as paddleboarding and island tours are also available. The hotel’s private beach is lined with sun loungers and palm trees, and the sheltered reef creates calm, safe conditions for swimming and snorkelling.
Facilities
Restaurant, beach bar, bar and lounge, computer room, swimming pool, sun loungers, gift and craft shops, room service, currency exchange, safety deposit box, BBQ, conference room, Wi-Fi, mini-bar, TV, air-conditioning and ceiling fans.
Local Wildlife
The coral reef just offshore from the beach has a small diversity of reef fish which attracts brown pelicans, cayenne and roseate terns and laughing gulls close to shore. Excursions to various good snorkelling and diving sites can be arranged.
Optional Activities
Safe swimming from the beach, snorkelling and diving excursions, water sports including paddle boarding at Pigeon Point Heritage Park. Longer excursions to the Main Ridge Forest Reserve (Tobago’s largest area of rainforest), local towns and turtle nesting beaches are also possible.
John Melton
Area Specialist
Leatherback turtles come ashore to nest on Tobago’s beaches from mid-March to June, with peak numbers in April and May.
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Very good for a one-night stop. Staff were extremely helpful, and breakfast very good.