Adrenaline in Paradise: The Døds Diving League World Tour Returns to Charlotteville
Get ready, Tobago! On May 23rd, 2026, our very own Charlotteville is set to become the center of the diving world. The Døds Diving League World Tour is kicking off its opening event right here on our shores, and if you saw the Viking spirit on display last time, you know this is one spectacle you can't miss. From the 40-foot platform on the jetty to the roar of the crowd, it's going to be a day of pure energy and world class skill.
Tobago: The Caribbean's Best Kept Underwater Secret
World Class Reefs and Hidden Wonders
Tobago is indeed a special island, but events like this remind the world that our island is a premier spot for underwater adventure. Beyond the high dives at the jetty, our waters are home to some of the most vibrant biodiversity in the region. If you're coming for the competition, make sure to bring your gear! Whether you're a pro or a beginner, the drift dives and brain corals here are legendary. If you're looking for the best places to stay while you explore these depths, we've got you covered with our guide to the island's top spots.
Making the Most of Your Day in Charlotteville
Essential Tips for Your Island Visit
Charlotteville is an absolute gem, overlooking the iconic Pirate's Bay. To make the most of the day, we recommend arriving early, the village fills up fast when the Dødsers are in town! Between the knockout rounds, take a stroll to find some local flavors or find a quiet spot for a photo op. If you're still mapping out your journey from Trinidad or further, check out our tips on how to get to Tobago so you can arrive relaxed and ready for the action.
Restorations Tobago: Your Home Base for the Day
Day Passes for the Ultimate Fan Experience
We know many of you are coming in just for the thrill of the World Tour. If you're looking for a comfortable home base to recharge without committing to a full overnight stay, Restorations Tobago has the perfect solution.
Our Day Passes give you access to a private space to freshen up, enjoy a moment of peace, and soak in some luxury before heading to the jetty. Think of it as your own personal wellness retreat right before (or after) the excitement.
See You at the Jetty!
The countdown is on for May 23rd! Whether you're here to cheer on the international stars or support our local divers making their debut, it's going to be a day for the history books.
Ready to experience the Døds World Tour? Contact Us about securing your Day Pass today!
One of the most popular things to do in Tobago is spend time with the ocean. There are many ways to do that whether it's a trip to the beach or a water sport. One such sport involves trips below the water's surface. Whether it's scuba diving or snorkeling, there's a lot of amazing sights sitting just below the surface. Experience what a Tobago diving adventure can add to your vacation by checking out these great dive spots.
Buccoo Reef
Buccoo Reef, Tobago is home to the largest coral reef on the island. The waters are more shallow in the coral gardens and the entire area averages about 10 meters in depth. The deepest point is 15 meters and visibility runs from 10-30 meters. This dive is perfect for beginners and offers views of some amazing reef life. This is also a great place for snorkeling. You can access Buccoo Reef from Pigeon Point or Store Bay.
Flying Reef
Flying Reef is in Canoe Bay, Tobago on the south end of Crown Point. Flying Reef is a great dive for beginners as the waters are shallow, running 5-14 meters. This is a drift dive, meaning the current will play a factor in your dive. Flying Reef is home to rays, turtles, sharks, snappers and other fish. You can also see a sunken ship's anchor. The anchor is a gathering place for Porkfish and Bermudan Chub.
Kariwak Reef
Kariwak Reef is a great beginner's option and perfect for kids who are learning. This reef runs an average depth of 11 meters with it maxing out at 14 meters. Visibility is good and the reef is home to rays, eels, barracudas and a whole host of fish. This is also a great spot for night diving. You can access the reef from Store Bay either from the beach or by boat.
Tobago diving is one of the best experiences you can have on your visit to the island. There are many more locations to explore but these diving spots are a great way to venture into diving. To get started on your next adventure, be sure to book a stay at Restorations Tobago.
