Tobago Arthur Napoleon Raymond Robinson International Airport (TAB)
Driving Directions / Travel by Car

(Tobago, West Indies)

Easily reached from Scarborough, Tobago's capital city, Tobago Arthur Napoleon Raymond Robinson International Airport (TAB) is simple to find and stands on the far south-western side of the airport. Nearby, Scarborough lies directly east is also well connected to the rest of the island by an efficient and uncomplicated road network.

Crown Point Airport is situated next to the shoreline and Mount Pleasant is especially close, standing to the east and being a popular place to visit.


Directions to Tobago Arthur Napoleon Raymond Robinson International Airport (TAB) from the north of Tobago:

• From Castara, head south, following signs for Scarborough
• Continue through Moriah, Mason Hall and Morne Quinton before reaching Scarborough
• From Scarborough, head south along Claude Noel Highway, then take Milford Road and follow signs for the grounds of Crown Point Airport

Directions to Tobago Arthur Napoleon Raymond Robinson International Airport (TAB) from the south of Tobago:

• The airport is situated at the far south-western point of the island. Therefore there are no destinations located to the south

Directions to Tobago Arthur Napoleon Raymond Robinson International Airport (TAB) from the east of Tobago:

• From Roxborough, head south-west towards Scarborough
• Continue through Belle Garden, Glamorgan, Pembroke, Goodwood and Mount Saint George before reaching Scarborough
• From Scarborough, head south along Claude Noel Highway, then join the Milford Road and follow signs for the island's airport

Directions to Tobago Arthur Napoleon Raymond Robinson International Airport (TAB) from the west of Tobago:

• From Plymouth, head south-east to Scarborough
• Pass through Rocky Vale before reaching Scarborough
• From Scarborough, head south along Claude Noel Highway, then head along Milford Road, following the airport signs

Roads to Tobago's airport are generally good. However, during busy times it is not unusual for traffic to back-up.