Stone Haven Bay
 

Stone Haven Bay is situated on the southwestern coastline of Trinidad and Tobago. Known as the quieter of the two, Tobago is the sister island to Trinidad, but does have beaches, nightlife, and fine dining for travelers to enjoy, as well as museums in the city.

Visitors will discover there are plenty of advantages to visiting a beach that isn't filled with other beach-goers, like having a bit more space to spread out and Stone Haven Bay offers just that.

Across from the large Grafton Hotel on the west coast of Tobago is the long stretch of sand that is Stonehaven Bay beach. Golden sands lead to gorgeous blue waters that are great for swimming and riding the surf. Turtles come to lay their eggs on the beach in the spring and sometimes you can spot an endangered leatherback turtle laying eggs in the sand.

Though there are many choices to make during your vacation, the beaches you choose to visit may be be some of the most important ones Trinidad and Tobago is filled with options like Stone Haven Bay.

Those searching to find a secluded spot in Trinidad and Tobago can find their perfect beach vacation at Stone Haven Bay. Cities aren't far away, but it's not completely secluded either, you'll discover a great middle ground.

Trinidad and Tobago's beaches are hardly known for their seclusion, still, this beach is more secluded than most, but is not the most urbanized beach. Stone Haven Bay is still fairly central.

For some visitors the amenities and attractions at or around a beach are particularly important attributes. Others feel that it is the seclusion and the chance to waste away the day on the sand that is extremely important. There are plenty of beaches in Trinidad and Tobago, and travelers may find some to enjoy at Stone Haven Bay.

For some visitors to the Caribbean the amenities and attractions located near the beach are particularly important attributes. For others, the chance of having lots of privacy and pure relaxation is what makes all the difference. The Caribbean region has many beaches, so you have other options, in addition to Stone Haven Bay. Using the information below, you can readily decide if this one might be the perfect fit.

Food

It doesn't matter what kind of meal, a fantastic way to start—or finish-- your day of fun in the sun is sometimes patronizing an area restaurant, where you'll be able to sample the local cuisine without having to stray too far from the beach.

The following table provides a list of restaurant options.

Restaurants Near Stone Haven Bay
Restaurant NameCuisine TypeMeals ServedDistanceDirection
The Emerald Restaurant Creole varies 0.2 mi. SE
Arnos Vale Waterwheel Restaurant Contemporary varies 4.0 mi. NE
Best of Thymes Caribbean lunch & dinner 4.6 mi. SW
Eleven Degrees North Caribbean dinner 4.8 mi. SW
Rouselles Creole dinner 4.9 mi. E
Old Donkey Cart Creole breakfast, lunch, dinner 5.0 mi. E

There are various dining experiences that vacationers can enjoy in Trinidad and Tobago, but a meal on the beach can be especially fun. Many hotels are happy to pack a picnic lunch for their guests, or you can obtain picnic supplies on your way to the beach.

There is also a restaurant at this beach.

Amenities and Ambience

Bodysurfing and swimming in the waters is refreshing and fun; visitors can also rent canoes to explore the deep waters further out. A hotel on the beach offers free umbrellas and recliners to visitors and a restaurant and beach bar serve delicious foods and tropical drinks to guests.

The amount of people on the beach depends on the time of year, time of day, and many other factors. A few of Trinidad and Tobago's beaches may hardly ever be crowded, while others are frequently crowded particularly when tourism season is as its peak. When considering a day at the beach, an important thing to keep in mind can be, for some beach goers, the possibility of crowds. While some like a crowded beach with plenty of people and activity, some would rather relax in a peaceful spot by themselves.

Like many places in Trinidad and Tobago this beach has a distinctive quality which some visitors will find just perfect. The appealing qualities of this beach are somewhat different from other beach locations in Trinidad and Tobago. With major hotelsright nearby, Stone Haven Bay is a popular spot for tourists to come and enjoy the beach. Locals also visit to soak up the view and sell their wares, allowing for an interesting mix of people along the beach.

Attractions

Natural attractions can be a beautiful way to see more of the island alongside a day of fun in the sun. This also includes Mt. Irvine Reef Dive Spot, which is located 2.1 miles to the southwest of Stone Haven Bay.

Historical attractions like Flagstaff Hill offer a wonderful complement to the scenery of Stone Haven Bay, allowing vacationers to learn more about Trinidad and Tobago without having to venture too far from the coast.

Plenty of nearby activities will ensure that you never get bored. The following table contains a list of nearby attractions.

Attractions Near Stone Haven Bay
Attraction NameDistanceDirectionType
Mt. Irvine Reef Dive Spot 2.1 mi. SW Natural Attraction
Buccoo Reef National Park 2.8 mi. SW Natural Attraction
Arnos Vale Reef Dive Spot 3.5 mi. NE Natural Attraction
Botanic Gardens 4.2 mi. E Natural Attraction
Fort King George 4.6 mi. E Historical Site
Pigeon Point Dive Spot 5.0 mi. SW Natural Attraction
Crown Point Dive Spot 6.6 mi. SW Natural Attraction

Location

Located on Trinidad and Tobago's southwestern coast. You can stay nearby at the Mount Irvine Bay Hotel & Golf Club, 0.7 miles away. Stone Haven Bay is close to Black Rock, so a trip into town is a definite option.

Nearby Hotels

The number of other people sharing the beach can vary widely, depending upon when you visit. You can typically expect to encounter a fair number of hotel guests staying close by. You'll find a small number of hotels located near this beach. Those hoping to stay in the vicinity of this beach should be able to find what they are looking for.

Other Beaches

Visitors looking for a great beach can find plenty of other choices in Trinidad and Tobago besides Stone Haven Bay. You might also enjoy Man-O-War, situated 18.1 miles to the northeast. Man-O-War beach in Charlotteville's small fishing village maintains a quaint atmosphere, beautiful beaches for swimming, and great dining where guests can purchase the fishermen's fresh catch right off the boat.

But, if you're interested in a more active beach, you might find that Saline Bay is just right. It's found 39.0 miles to the south.

Vacationers may also want to visit Great Courland Bay, which can be found 1.6 miles away from Stone Haven Bay. Great Cortland Bay, with its long sandy beach and populated area, is a favorite on Tobago for both tourists and locals who gravitate to the shore to play in the bright blue waters and watch for nesting sea turtles.

Travelers will find plenty to enjoy in Trinidad and Tobago, including a trip to Stone Haven Bay.

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