Scarborough Port

Scarborough Port, located on the island of Tobago in Trinidad and Tobago, serves as a crucial maritime gateway that significantly supports local trade, tourism, and economic growth. As the primary port for Tobago, Scarborough Port is integral to transporting goods and passengers between Tobago and Trinidad, as well as other regional destinations. The port is strategically positioned in Scarborough, the island’s capital, providing essential connectivity and vital services to both commercial shipping and recreational boating.

Originally developed to facilitate the export of local products such as cocoa and sugar, Scarborough Port has evolved into a multifunctional facility accommodating various types of cargo, including construction materials, food supplies, and tourist-related goods. The port's facilities include modern docking stations, warehouses, and cargo handling equipment, specifically designed to manage an increasing volume of maritime traffic efficiently. Scarborough Port also plays a significant role in the tourism sector by supporting ferry services that transport tourists to and from Trinidad as well as facilitating yachting and fishing activities enjoyed by locals and visitors alike.

In recent years, efforts have been made to enhance the port’s operational efficiency while integrating sustainable practices to minimize environmental impacts. Community engagement and investment in infrastructure have also been prioritized to ensure that Scarborough Port continues to provide reliable services while nurturing Tobago’s economy. As Scarborough Port evolves, it remains a cornerstone of maritime activity for Tobago, linking the island with domestic and international markets and fostering economic development in the region.