The borders of Trinidad and Tobago were reopened on Saturday, July 17, 2021, with some restrictions for entry.

Travelers with planned visits to Tobago are strongly urged to contact their travel representative or airline for information specific to their locations.

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Sightseeing and natural attractions

Persons shall not gather in any public space in more than 10 persons at a time 

For the purposes of controlling and preventing the spread of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus it is currently an offense in Trinidad and Tobago for any person to be found:

• In any rivers, streams, ponds, spring and public pools

• Operating a party boat, boat tour or nightclub

• Holding public parties or fetes

Beaches will be open between the hours of 5:00am and 12:00pm subject to the following conditions:

• No person shall consume alcohol on the beach 

• No person shall play loud music on the beach including from a motor vehicle  

• Gathering on the beach shall not exceed 10 persons at a time 

• Each person shall comply with mask wearing requirements unless in the water

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Transportation and Tours

Face masks or face coverings covering the nose, mouth and chin are required to be worn at all times while travelling in a vehicle or a vessel. 
A motor car shall carry no more than 75% of the number of passengers for which the motor vehicle is licensed to carry. 

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TT Safe Zones

Trinidad and Tobago launched the TT Safe Zones initiative on Monday 11th October, 2021.
Safe Zone businesses can be identified by the official Safe Zone certificate. 

Safe Zone Businesses must adhere to the following regulations:

• Safe Zone businesses are required to be staffed with fully vaccinated employees, and are open to vaccinated patrons 12 years and over.

• The number of persons within the premises does not exceed fifty percent of the capacity

• Only vaccinated persons 12 years of age and over are allowed within the premises of Safe Zone business

• Proof of vaccination and one (1) form of valid photo identification is required to enter Safe Zones, and patrons are advised to keep these documents handy at all times. 

• All public health regulations must still be adhered to in Safe Zones - including mask wearing and physical distancing 

• Patrons found in breach of Safe Zone regulations are subject to be fined.

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Safe Zone Businesses

The following types of business will be open to the public once they follow the Safe Zone Regulations: 

• Restaurants

• Bars 

• Cinemas 

• Theatres 

• Private Members Clubs

• Gyms and Fitness Studios 

• Waterparks 

• Gaming Houses, Betting Pools and Offices

• Public swimming pools 

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Flights and Border Services

International flights are being served via North America to Piarco International Airport in Trinidad. Passengers can connect to Tobago on a domestic flight from Trinidad.

British Airways resumes flights to Tobago from London Gatwick Airport on January 10th 2022.

Fully vaccinated nationals and non-nationals can enter through the airports in Trinidad AND Tobago. 

Unvaccinated nationals will be required to enter through the Piarco International Airport in Trinidad ONLY and will be required to enter into a mandatory 14-day quarantine at an approved state-supervised hotel.

Unvaccinated non-nationals will NOT be permitted entry into Trinidad & Tobago at this time.  

All Travellers (including minors) must submit A NEGATIVE NASOPHARYNGEAL (Nasal Swab) RT-PCR Test Result taken NO EARLIER than 72 Hours PRIOR TO ARRIVAL IN TRINIDAD and TOBAGO.
The PCR Test must be in English ONLY.

Individuals are considered FULLY VACCINATED if 14 days have passed since receiving either a World Health Organisation (WHO) Approved single dose Vaccine OR the second dose of a WHO Approved 2 dose Vaccine.

 

TTravelPass

ALL travelers, regardless of nationality or residency, will be required to acquire a TTravelPass. This digital document is a mandatory requirement for anyone who is eligible to enter the country. Visitors can apply online for a  TTravel Pass and get more information about travel requirements to Tobago at the TTravelPass Website

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Inter island Travel

Caribbean Airlines

Caribbean Airlines operates 8 roundtrips flights per day. Each flight is an estimated 25 minutes.

Flights depart Trinidad at:

• 5:55 AM Caribbean Airlines (BW1502)

• 8:15 AM Caribbean Airlines (BW1506)

• 10:45 AM Caribbean Airlines (BW1512)

• 12:30 PM Caribbean Airlines (BW1520)

• 2:50 PM Caribbean Airlines (BW1526)

• 3:40 PM Caribbean Airlines (BW1528)

• 6:00 PM Caribbean Airlines (BW1532)

• 8:30 PM Caribbean Airlines (BW1540)

Book now with Caribbean Airlines

 

Ferry Services

Ferries are operating at 75% capacity.

• APT James – 600 passengers

• Buccoo Reef – 600  passengers

• Galleons Passage – 450  passengers

T&T Interisland Ferry Schedule

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Public Health Care

The Tobago COVID-19 hotline is up and running. Call 800-HEAL (4325) toll-free.

This hotline is strictly for persons with flu-like symptoms: 
Fever with either:

• Runny nose

• Sore throat

• Cough

• Shortness of breath

• Headache

• Muscle pains

Guidelines will be provided by the hotline. 

 

Private Health Care 

Victoria Labs at the ANR Robinson International Airport provides PCR testing services:

Victoria Labs Contact: 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Victoria-Laboratories-Limited-463439963851861

Website: http://www.victorialaboratories.com

Tobago PCR/Antigen test bookings: Book your PCR or antigen test

Where the result of a test conducted show that the person is suffering from the 2019 Novel Coronavirus:

1. Isolation of that person or any persons who by exposure to infection from that person 

2. Report to the Chief Medical Officer 

3. Follow up guidelines on quarantine and treatment to a public hospital or designated quarantine facility will be made. 

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All rules and regulations are being enforced.

• Failure to wear mask in vehicle or vessel - $2000.00

• Failure to ensure child wears a mask in vehicle or vessel - $1000.00

• Failure to wear mask in public - $1000.00

• Entry into premises without being vaccinated $5000.00

• Illegal consumption of alcohol in public space $5000.00

 

 

For further information visit https://www.visittobago.gov.tt/covid-19-what-you-need-know