Trek through old-growth rainforest to Tobago's tallest and most spectacular waterfall — three shimmering tiers dropping into natural swimming pools, framed by heliconias and hummingbirds.
What to expect
The guided trail through Tobago's UNESCO-protected rainforest delivers immediate payoffs: enormous silk-cotton trees, iridescent morpho butterflies, and the sound of the falls building to a roar before the cascade comes into view. Your guide points out medicinal plants and bird species en route. At the base, cool natural pools are perfect for a swim; the adventurous can scramble with guide assistance to the upper two tiers for views down the entire drop. The return hike takes 20–30 minutes.
Good to know
Located on the Windward Road, roughly 25 minutes from Scarborough — hire a private taxi for the return so you control timing. Wear water shoes or sturdy sandals with grip. Go early (before 10 am) to beat day-trippers and enjoy cooler temperatures. Allow 2.5–3 hours total including transfer.
Sail there
Luxury cruises that call at Scarborough — book through us, the fare is identical and your concierge stays on your side.
More to do in Scarborough
- Grand Circle Island Private Tour: Dawn to Dusk Tobago
- Little Tobago Seabird Sanctuary: Glass-Bottom Boat & Guided Walk
- Pigeon Point Heritage Beach: Tobago's Iconic Caribbean Shoreline
- Fort King George & Tobago Museum: Colonial History at the Summit
- Tobago Rainforest & Tropical Garden Reserve: Nature Immersion