Tobago, Trinidad & Tobago Est. 1777
Little Englishman's Bay Estate
A Heritage Estate.A Living Landscape.An Enduring Vision.
Little Englishman’s Bay Estate embodies the timeless beauty, rich heritage, and extraordinary natural character of Tobago. Established in 1777, the estate is entering a new chapter, thoughtfully bringing together refined hospitality, rainforest conservation, cultural discovery, and sustainable development. Our vision is to create an exceptional Caribbean destination where history is honored, nature is preserved, and generations to come can experience the enduring spirit of this remarkable place.
The Estate
Land, Heritage & Living Landscape
A History of Tobago
The Island Everyone Wanted
Tobago changed hands more than thirty times as empires fought over its fresh water, fertile valleys and sheltered bays. Pirates, forts, fine cocoa and a rainforest protected since 1776: in 1777, in the middle of it all, Little Englishman's Bay Estate was established.
30+
Changes of flag
1776
Rainforest protected
1777
Estate established
From the Estate
Rainforest Spring Water
Tobago's rainforest, protected since 1776, gathers the rain that feeds the island's springs, rivers and waterfalls. Fresh water once drew sailors to these shores. Today it is one of the estate's quiet treasures.
Rainforest Spring Water is the estate's initiative to conserve its natural freshwater resources and explore their potential future development.
Arrive by Sea
The Estate Ferry
A passenger ferry connecting Pigeon Point with Little Englishman's Bay, designed and now being built. Picture leaving the island's most famous beach behind and following Tobago's forested coastline to the estate by sea.
Register of Projects
All Twelve, at a Glance
The Estate
From the Forest to the Shore
Coastline, rainforest, rivers, waterfalls and agricultural land lie side by side on the estate. Learn about its heritage, its landscape and the vision that guides its future.
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