Tobago

The Caribbeanist’s Tobago Top 5

1. Pigeon Point is a must! Also known as Pigeon Point Heritage Park, it’s often considered Tobago’s most beautiful beach and is home to the world famous thatched-roof jetty which has become the internationally recognised signature of Tobago. A host of activities makes it easy to spend the entire day there.

2. Take a trip on a glass bottom boat trip to Buccoo Reef. Pass over the reef and take in the dazzling array of flora and tropical fish, stop for some snorkelling and a swim in the Nylon Pool, a calm shallow area with a sandy bottom and crystal clear turquoise waters

3. Visit Fort King George, a sizeable fort, built by the British in the late 1700’s which has been restored to its colonial era grandeur. Sit on the benches under the enormous Samoan trees and gaze out over Rockly Bay at the magnificent views.

4. Marvel at the 54 metre Argyle Waterfall, Tobago’s highest, which cascades down three distinct levels, each with its own pool of spring water perfect for a cooling swim. You can also hire a guide to show you all the points of interest.

5. Spend a day at Mount Irvine Beach where you’ll find sheltered picnic tables plus a beachside restaurant and bar, route checks and plenty of trees to shelter from the sun. Watch the surfers who migrate here from December to March to ride the renowned waves.

Coco Reef Resort

Guests return again and again to Coco Reef, drawn back by its laid-back Caribbean ambience and the resort’s idyllic private lagoon and white-sand beach, surrounded by ten acres of tropical gardens.

From £1299pp

Blue Waters Inn

This gorgeous seafront property sits amongst 46 acres of lush tropical grounds on Batteaux Bay. The hotel boasts a restaurant and two bars where you can relax and chill whilst talking to the locals or for the more energetic take to the water from the hotel’s own beach or jetty.

Please contact us for prices.