Port of Scarborough

Scarborough links Tobago with Port of Spain through passenger, vehicle and freight services. The ferry terminal places this inter-island connection beside the town’s waterfront, making the harbour part of everyday travel and the movement of supplies as well as tourism.

The port fronts Rockly Bay, with a main pier and harbour facilities that accommodate passenger and cargo operations. Roll-on/roll-off arrangements allow vehicles to move between ship and shore, complementing the dedicated handling of freight carried on the inter-island service.

Cruise ships also call at Scarborough, bringing a different pattern of passenger activity to the waterfront. The combination of ferry traffic and cruise visits gives the port both a practical transport function for the island and a role in its visitor economy.