Historical Sites
Windward Rd, Speyside, Tobago
Island
Tobago
Area
Speyside, Tobago Eastern
Entry
Free
Parking
On Street
Family friendly
Yes
Windward Rd, Speyside, Tobago Eastern, Trinidad and Tobago
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About the area
Tobago's Eastern region encompasses the island's windward coast and northeast communities from Roxborough to Charlotteville, representing Tobago's premier eco-tourism and nature destination. The region combines world-class diving at Speyside, bird sanctuaries at Little Tobago, remote beaches, and authentic fishing villages. Communities throughout the region provide eco-lodges, dive services, nature guides, and local restaurants serving visitors seeking natural experiences beyond resort tourism. The region benefits from marine protected areas, forest reserves, and community commitment to sustainable tourism. Tobago Eastern continues to attract eco-conscious travellers while supporting traditional livelihoods and environmental conservation, maintaining authentic character while providing quality nature-based tourism services and experiences.
3 Reviews on “Speyside Waterwheel - Speyside, Tobago”
Very interesting place. We didn’t get anyone to tell us what was the whole thing about the water wheel, but we enjoyed the view and it’s pretty cool for pictures taking.
Even though abandoned and left to fall apart, this place has some weird charm. It’s great for a short stop and for taking pictures, that’s what people do here. I find it remarkably beautiful.
This remarkable ruin once provided power for a whole enormous sugar plantation in Speyside. People don’t appreciate history, we heard nothing about it from our relatives in T&T, heard about it accidentally on the street. It is important to visit the place, even if there’s almost nothing left but the bunch of iron.