Meet the Cocrico — Tobago’s national bird, scientifically known as Rufous-vented Chachalaca. This remarkable bird is found only in Tobago, making it a true island treasure.

The Cocrico has long been part of Tobago’s identity and culture, known for its loud, echoing calls at dawn and dusk. Its importance was officially recognized in 1963 when it was declared the national bird of Tobago, symbolizing the island’s rich wildlife and natural heritage.

Often spotted in forested areas and nature reserves, the Cocrico reminds us of the importance of preserving Tobago’s unique ecosystems.

Come explore Tobago and experience its natural beauty firsthand.