The best time to visit Tobago is during the dry season from January to May when the weather is more predictable and conducive for outdoor activities.

Taxis and rental cars are popular options for getting around Tobago, giving you flexibility to explore at your own pace.

The currency used in Tobago is the Trinidad and Tobago Dollar (TTD). U.S. dollars are also widely accepted in tourist areas.

Tobago is generally considered safe for tourists, but it is always advisable to exercise common travel precautions.

It is respectful to greet people when entering shops or public spaces and to say hello to strangers you meet on rural roads.

Yes, there is good cell phone coverage in Tobago, and visitors can use local SIM cards for better rates on calls and data.

English is the official language spoken in Tobago, though you may hear Caribbean English dialects and Creole in informal settings.

Visa requirements for Tobago vary by nationality. Many European, U.S., and Canadian citizens do not require a visa for short stays.

It's recommended to have routine vaccines up to date and consult travel health advisories for any regional health concerns before visiting Tobago.

Tobago’s dining scene offers everything from international cuisine to local dishes such as 'crab and callaloo' and street food delights.