Tobago is home to numerous historical sites, many of which are British and French forts and outposts. Below, we've listed a few of our favorite historic forts, all of which are relatively close to Restorations Tobago. If you need more information on these sites, give us a call.
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Tobago is home to numerous historical sites, many of which are British and French forts and outposts. Below, we've listed a few of our favorite historic forts, all of which are relatively close to Restorations Tobago. If you need more information on these sites, give us a call.
Fort Milford is located on Tobago's western tip, close to Crown Point Airport. It was originally constructed by the Dutch around 1642. The British took over the fort in the early 1800s and retained control of it until they left Tobago in 1854. Today, Fort Milford is adorned with well-cultivated gardens and offers fantastic views of Milford Bay, as well as Pigeon Point and Store Bay Beach. It still has remnants of its past, including six cannons and a series of limestone walls. If you're looking for a place to get away for a while and enjoy stunning views of Tobago, Fort Milford is a great choice.
Fort Milford is located on Tobago's western tip, close to Crown Point Airport. It was originally constructed by the Dutch around 1642. The British took over the fort in the early 1800s and retained control of it until they left Tobago in 1854. Today, Fort Milford is adorned with well-cultivated gardens and offers fantastic views of Milford Bay, as well as Pigeon Point and Store Bay Beach. It still has remnants of its past, including six cannons and a series of limestone walls. If you're looking for a place to get away for a while and enjoy stunning views of Tobago, Fort Milford is a great choice.
Recently, Fort King George underwent major renovations and is an excellent historical site to spend a few hours exploring. The fort also houses the Tobago Museum. Numerous artifacts are kept in the museum, including military relics and artifacts from colonial times and a prisoner's bell tank. The fort offers stunning views of Scarborough and Rockly Bay. Note a small fee is required to visit the fort.
Fort Bennett
Location: Just off Grafton Beach Road, Black Rock, Tobago
Fort Milford is located on Tobago's western tip, close to Crown Point Airport. It was originally constructed by the Dutch around 1642. The British took over the fort in the early 1800s and retained control of it until they left Tobago in 1854. Today, Fort Milford is adorned with well-cultivated gardens and offers fantastic views of Milford Bay, as well as Pigeon Point and Store Bay Beach. It still has remnants of its past, including six cannons and a series of limestone walls. If you're looking for a place to get away for a while and enjoy stunning views of Tobago, Fort Milford is a great choice.
Fort Bennett
Location: Just off Grafton Beach Road, Black Rock, Tobago
Fort Milford is located on Tobago's western tip, close to Crown Point Airport. It was originally constructed by the Dutch around 1642. The British took over the fort in the early 1800s and retained control of it until they left Tobago in 1854. Today, Fort Milford is adorned with well-cultivated gardens and offers fantastic views of Milford Bay, as well as Pigeon Point and Store Bay Beach. It still has remnants of its past, including six cannons and a series of limestone walls. If you're looking for a place to get away for a while and enjoy stunning views of Tobago, Fort Milford is a great choice.
Fort James is the oldest fort in Tobago, having been established in the 1760s. Located in Plymouth overlooking Great Courland Bay, the fort was originally a British guard house and barracks. Remnants of the original structures are still on the site. These artifacts include a powder magazine, a brick oven, walls made of coral and limestone, and a number of cannons. Today, Fort James is maintained by the Tobago Tourist Bureau. One building that was originally part of the fort complex has been restored and made into the Tobago School for the Deaf. When visiting Fort James, make time to two other nearby attractions; Courland Monument, and The Mystery Tomb of Betty Stiven. Both are well worth your time and are just a few minutes from Fort James.