Goldsborough Waterfall in Tobago

The Goldsborough Waterfall is one of the twin rivers waterfalls in the beautiful island of Tobago. The Goldsborough River, located on the East Coast between the villages of Goodwood and Pembroke, is a river worth exploring. Its source comes from the Tobago Main Ridge Forest Reserve and along its path one can discover a variety of pools and waterfalls the most popular been Rainbow and Twin Rivers Waterfalls.

The Journey to the Twin Rivers Waterfall falls is about 40 minutes along the stony Goldsborough River Bed. There is a wide pool for swimming and the staircase landscape of the falls makes it unique and yet tempting to explore the mysterious pools and waterfalls located at the top. Birds such as the green heron and the crested oropindola, fishes and crabs, add to the natural charms.The name Twin Rivers came about because at the base of the falls the river joins another large tributary. Goldsborough River and Waterfall is a hiker's delight, splashing and swimming in the crystal-clear waters of this seemingly unexplored land.