Tobago Freedive Fest 2027
Leave crowded dive destinations behind and spend five days training, exploring and connecting in one of Tobago’s most peaceful coastal villages. Go Beyond Freediving is hosting this intimate event with Live Free Diving for certified freedivers who want meaningful line time and a genuine island experience.
Depart 23 February
A balance of training and island life
Mornings are built around line sessions or boat-based exploration. The rest of the day may include reef time, waterfalls, local food, relaxed community activities and the slower pace that makes Charlotteville special. Whether your goal is greater confidence at depth or simply more enjoyable time in the water, the programme is designed to leave room for both progress and connection.
Why Charlotteville
This quiet fishing village sits between rainforest and a sheltered bay with deep water close to shore. Nearby reefs, beaches and marine life make it an ideal base for freediving and exploration without the crowds of larger tourist areas.
Small by design
Spaces are intentionally limited. A smaller group means more personal support, better use of the line, easier logistics and more time to get to know the other divers.
A closer look at the Fest
From calm bays and deep line sessions to boat days and time with the freediving community.
Your festival package includes
- Four nights and five days in comfortable island-style accommodation with air conditioning
- Transport to and from Charlotteville on 18 and 22 February
- Three days of boat diving
- Professional line setup with experienced safety divers
- Local guides and event hosts
- Waterfall excursion and other island adventures
- Bush tour
- Daily breakfast
- Group dinners
- A welcoming international community of freedivers
Not included
- Flights to and from Tobago
- Lunches
- Personal freediving equipment
- Travel insurance
- Dive insurance
Who this is for
The fest is suited to certified freedivers who are comfortable in open water and want to improve depth skills, gain more line experience, explore a new Caribbean destination and meet other divers. Newer certified divers and experienced athletes are both welcome.
Plan your travel
We recommend arriving in Tobago on 17 February and departing on 23 February. Charlotteville is approximately a 1.5 to 2 hour drive from ANR Robinson International Airport in Crown Point. Arriving the day before gives you time to rest before travelling across the island. Additional accommodation near the airport may be arranged separately.
Frequently asked questions
Who can attend?
Certified freedivers who are comfortable diving in open water.
Do I need my own equipment?
Yes. Bring your mask, snorkel, fins, suitable exposure protection, weight belt and dive computer.
Which airport should I use?
Fly into ANR Robinson International Airport, airport code TAB, in Crown Point, Tobago.
What is the water temperature in February?
Typical February water temperatures are around 27 to 29°C, or 80 to 84°F.
Should I purchase insurance?
Travel and dive insurance are strongly recommended, especially coverage for delays, cancellations and water activities.
Can I extend my trip?
Yes. Additional activities such as spearfishing charters, hiking, snorkeling, island tours and other Tobago experiences may be arranged separately.
Register your interest
Pricing will be announced later. Complete the registration form or message us to receive booking information and programme updates.