Face masks or face coverings covering the nose, mouth and chin are required to be at all health institutions.

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Flights and Border Services

British Airways and Virgin Atlantic resumed direct flights to Tobago from London, England in January 2022.

Caribbean Airlines resumed direct flights to Tobago from New York, USA in May 2022.

Other international flights are being served via the Piarco International Airport in Trinidad. Passengers can connect to Tobago from Trinidad on a 20-minute domestic flight with Caribbean Airlines.

 

Effective July 1, 2022, travellers entering Trinidad and Tobago will no longer have to produce a negative PCR or antigen test as a requirement for entry.

Visit Trinidad and Tobago Ministry of Health’s official social media pages or website for further information. Facebook.

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Inter island Travel

Caribbean Airlines

Caribbean Airlines operates 12 roundtrips flights per day. Each flight is an estimated 25 minutes.

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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International Flights

British Airways

Book your flight to Tobago with British Airways

Virgin Atlantic
Visit Virgin Atlantic

 

Cruise

Not allowed at this time. 

 

Yacht

All arriving yachts must clear into Trinidad at Chaguaramas first before going onto Tobago.
Yachting Protocols:

• Borders for Trinidad & Tobago re-opened on 17th July 2021.

• Foreigners / non-nationals wishing to enter must be fully vaccinated (with at least a period of 2 weeks since your final vaccination).

• A PCR test taken no more than 72 hours before arrival into Trinidad will be required, along with proof of Vaccination.

• A Float Plan and Health Declaration must be filled out (forms on the YSATT website), scanned and sent to TT Coastguard and copied to YSATT.

• All travellers to Trinidad and Tobago must also apply for a Travel Pass prior to arrival in Trinidad. 

• All yachts must clear into Trinidad at Chaguaramas first before going to Tobago.

• Upon arrival pick up a mooring, fly the Q flag and all crew must remain on board. Contact the Marina you intend to stay in or Jesse James (see contacts below), to make arrangements for the Port Health Officer to come to the vessel and do health clearance.

• The Port Health Officer will issue a Government Health Clearance Certificate which must be presented to Immigration and Customs before the vessel and crew can be cleared into Trinidad. Do not go ashore without this certificate or you will be breaching the new protocols.

• If a yacht arrives after the 72 hour time frame for the PCR test, arrangements will have to be made for a doctor to come to the boat to do another PCR. Only when a negative result is obtained will Health Clearance proceed.

Contacts:

• T&T Coastguard at ttcgops@gmail.com and (1868) 6341476.

• Jesse James (YSATT) at jessejamesmembersonly@yahoo.com and (1868)-683-5202

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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. 

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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

• Masks are required to be worn at all health institutions.