Tobago
Tobago is an island we have visited many times. At the time of independence from Britain Tobago was lumped together with Trinidad, an island with an entirely different character. Consequently Tobago has been rather overlooked and under commercialised giving the island an old world charm. The island's capital Scarborough has nothing going for it apart from the daily market, however the rest of the island has real 'Caribbean atmosphere' small friendly villages directly on the beach, facing the Caribbean or Atlantic Ocean. Two of the most memorable villages to visit are Speyside and Charlotteville both at the north end of the island. Take a days drive to see these villages and the tropical rain forest in the centre of the island..
Bacolet Bay:
Typical palm-fringed bay, with sparkling blue seas.Speyside:
Location of the Blue Waters Inn, this charming village and the centre for the islands Scuba Diving trade and is also popular with birdwatchers as easy access is available to the bird sanctuary on the island of Little Tobago.Crown Point:
A thoroughly cosmopolitan area with bars, restaurants and shopping centres, the best beach is next to the Coco Reef Hotel
Coco Reef Hotel Tobago's top resort in the finest location on a golden sandy beach, just the place for a holiday to Tobago. The Coco Reef Hotel is an All Inclusive Resort with a compresensive range of services. This award winning hotel sits between two beautiful white sand beaches with…
The historic Blue Haven Hotel, Tobago has been extensively renovated since its heyday in the 1940's, this beautiful ocean-front property offers luxury, romance and boasts of an intriguing past. Built on the ruins of Fort King George, Royals and film stars have been drawn to the historic Blue Haven. Both…
If you imagined the perfect Caribbean hideaway on a beautiful beach the Blue Waters Inn would be it. The deep blue of the ocean, to the golden sandy beach of Batteaux Bay, to the brilliant green of our lush hills - this is Blue Waters Inn. There is snorkelling and scuba diving right…
