Store Bay Beach was okay. We did not go into the Beach but went to have lunch at Ms. Trim. The Gazebo area near the food courts was filthy and needed to be cleaned. Surprising for a popular tourist area to have the food court area like this. The Beach however was more popular than Pigeon Point and had more visitors.

This is a gorgeous little stretch of beach. The water was very calm when we visited and it was not at all crowded. We were there on a Wednesday from 10 - 1pm, with a ship in port. 2 chairs w/umbrella was $20. There was a bar on the beach, and another bar with various food booths just behind it. There were quite a few vendor booths back there as well, along with shower and changing facilities. Within walking distance of this area are other restaurants and shops. A double-decker boat pulled in at one point to take people up toward Pigeon Point. We went out into the waters for a bit and were surprised at the number of fish continually swimming among the people, some of which were quite large. We just grabbed a cab from the cruise port to get here. Wasn't sure how to get back or if the place would be busy, so we only schedule a few hours before the cab would pick us up again. Wish we'd aloted more time. I did not see cabbies hanging around looking for passengers, so I'm glad we did schedule the return pickup.

A popular beach known for its calm waters and local food stalls. It's a hub of activity, with vendors selling traditional Tobagonian dishes like crab and dumplings. The beach is great for swimming and sunbathing, and it's a common departure point for boat trips to Buccoo Reef and Nylon Pool. The area has good facilities and is often bustling with both tourists and locals.