Do you want that perfect tourist fantasy of a holiday on a beautiful island? Search no further than Tobago. The home of the oldest protected rainforest in the Western Hemisphere is waiting for you.
This small isle is a paradise for couples of aquatic adventures and rest. Most desired spots for Tobago holidays Pigeon Point for snorkeling and its wonderful water for a day trip on a glass-bottomed boat. Man-O-War Bay has a great, remote swimmer's beach with crystal blue water. Englishman's Bay is a much loved spot. It is right at the edge of the forest and yet still in a perfect location to take advantage of the nearby restaurants and bars. If the sun falls, it's time for Sunday School. Be all set, this school is really a street party moves and dances on the boulevards to a nearby music, Soca!
Don't take only our word for it though. Tobago is famous by undersea traveler Jacques Cousteau for its gorgeous coral reefs. Many are placed near to Tobago's coast; making snorkeling a popular hobby and an incredible part of your Tobago holidays. One of the best locations to visit is the Buccoo Reef, a protected marine park. Many holiday tourists who arrive here do so only to snorkel here. A mask and two flippers are your ticket to one of the most amazing ecosystems you'll have the opportunity to explore.
David Attenborough's "Trials of Life" was somewhat filmed at the Little Tobago Seabird Sanctuary. This refuge is a must-see destination for decades in what is truly a nature lover's haven. In reality, Tobago holidays offer the amateur and bird watcher an amazing 210 kinds of birds unique to the Tobago area. 3 types of marine turtles call Tobago their home as well and you'll find locations all around the island where you can do whale watching.
Apart from the sanctuary, dry land on Tobago provides a range of ancient forts for the whole family to see as well as countless nature reserves to hike through. You may also take in Tobago customs in the galleries and art museums, or absorb the local style within the traditional styled villages; Charlotteville, Castara and Charlotteville are among the more popular areas. You'll find impressive golf courses at the Tobago Plantations and Mount Irving Bay.
Maybe you would love to have a quick holiday from your Tobago holidays? We've got a wonderful plan; Trinidad. Tobago's nearest neighbor, Trinidad is the wild cousin in our quiet, little sister. The birthplace of Calypso and famous for its carnival event held each year, every holiday visitor will find something to love concerning this amazing island.
If you can make it here in July, you'll be present for the Tobago Heritage Festival. Every year at this time, we proudly proclaim the village of Buccoo as the Crab and Goat Racing Capital of the World. If you can't be here then, there are other dates in 2013 to look for. Carnival is held in February on the 11th and 12th. In April, we hold our 5th Annual Jazz Festival and in May, a Yachting World Regatta will make for some of the most amazing scenery above the water.
So welcome to Tobago Holidays! We hope to see you soon!
This small isle is a paradise for couples of aquatic adventures and rest. Most desired spots for Tobago holidays Pigeon Point for snorkeling and its wonderful water for a day trip on a glass-bottomed boat. Man-O-War Bay has a great, remote swimmer's beach with crystal blue water. Englishman's Bay is a much loved spot. It is right at the edge of the forest and yet still in a perfect location to take advantage of the nearby restaurants and bars. If the sun falls, it's time for Sunday School. Be all set, this school is really a street party moves and dances on the boulevards to a nearby music, Soca!
Don't take only our word for it though. Tobago is famous by undersea traveler Jacques Cousteau for its gorgeous coral reefs. Many are placed near to Tobago's coast; making snorkeling a popular hobby and an incredible part of your Tobago holidays. One of the best locations to visit is the Buccoo Reef, a protected marine park. Many holiday tourists who arrive here do so only to snorkel here. A mask and two flippers are your ticket to one of the most amazing ecosystems you'll have the opportunity to explore.
David Attenborough's "Trials of Life" was somewhat filmed at the Little Tobago Seabird Sanctuary. This refuge is a must-see destination for decades in what is truly a nature lover's haven. In reality, Tobago holidays offer the amateur and bird watcher an amazing 210 kinds of birds unique to the Tobago area. 3 types of marine turtles call Tobago their home as well and you'll find locations all around the island where you can do whale watching.
Apart from the sanctuary, dry land on Tobago provides a range of ancient forts for the whole family to see as well as countless nature reserves to hike through. You may also take in Tobago customs in the galleries and art museums, or absorb the local style within the traditional styled villages; Charlotteville, Castara and Charlotteville are among the more popular areas. You'll find impressive golf courses at the Tobago Plantations and Mount Irving Bay.
Maybe you would love to have a quick holiday from your Tobago holidays? We've got a wonderful plan; Trinidad. Tobago's nearest neighbor, Trinidad is the wild cousin in our quiet, little sister. The birthplace of Calypso and famous for its carnival event held each year, every holiday visitor will find something to love concerning this amazing island.
If you can make it here in July, you'll be present for the Tobago Heritage Festival. Every year at this time, we proudly proclaim the village of Buccoo as the Crab and Goat Racing Capital of the World. If you can't be here then, there are other dates in 2013 to look for. Carnival is held in February on the 11th and 12th. In April, we hold our 5th Annual Jazz Festival and in May, a Yachting World Regatta will make for some of the most amazing scenery above the water.
So welcome to Tobago Holidays! We hope to see you soon!
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