Charlotteville Pier
Village pier on Man-o-War Bay used as the cruise passenger landing; no cruise terminal building.
Charlotteville, Trinidad and Tobago
Charlotteville is a small village on Man-o-War Bay in the North End of Tobago. The bay has 1.6 km of multi-coloured sand and clear, calm water for swimming and snorkelling, with lifeguards and amenities, and it hosts fishing events such as… More about Charlotteville →
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Where is the Charlotteville cruise port?
Ships call in Man-o-War Bay off Charlotteville and passengers land at Charlotteville Pier in the village itself. From the pier, the Man-o-War Bay beach is alongside and Pirate's Bay is about 10 minutes' walk; Flagstaff Hill and Speyside are 10-15 minutes by road, and Scarborough about 1 hour 15 minutes.
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Getting to the Charlotteville cruise port
Pirate's Bay → Charlotteville Pier
1 km · ~10 min by car
Pirate's Bay is reached on foot by a narrow track and a few dozen steps, or by hiring a fishing boat at the jetty.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
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Walk
Freeper person
~10 min
0.65 km, includes steps.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Driving to the port
Fishing boats can be hired at the jetty for Pirate's Bay. Distances and times are approximate.
Charlotteville Cruise Terminals
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About Charlotteville
Charlotteville is a small village on Man-o-War Bay in the North End of Tobago. The bay has 1.6 km of multi-coloured sand and clear, calm water for swimming and snorkelling, with lifeguards and amenities, and it hosts fishing events such as the annual Fisherman's Fete and an international fishing tournament. Nearby Pirate's Bay, used in a Robinson Crusoe film, is reached on foot or by fishing boat from the jetty. On the hills above, Campbelton Battery, a British two-gun battery from the American War of Independence, and Flagstaff Hill, a Second World War lookout, give views over the village, the bay and the seabirds circling off St Giles. Scarborough is over an hour away by road.
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Things to Do in Charlotteville
Man-o-War Bay beach
1.6 km village beach beside the pier with calm, clear water for swimming and snorkelling, lifeguards and amenities.
Pirate's Bay
Secluded beach with calm water for swimming and snorkelling, about 10 minutes' walk from the pier via a track and steps, or by fishing boat from the jetty.
Flagstaff Hill
Former Second World War lookout and radar station above Charlotteville with views of the bay and the seabirds off St Giles; about 10 minutes by road.
Campbelton Battery
Small British two-gun battery overlooking Man-o-War Bay, with a gazebo and views of the village and Hermitage Bay.