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Tobago

Sun-soaked Tobago is Trinidad’s wistful, sleepy sister, an island of intoxicatingly laid back resorts and majestic beauty. There are swaying coconut palms, golden beaches and sapphire waters, but there is also the jungle capped Main Ridge with mile upon mile of lush rainforest, charming ramshackle villages, secluded waterfalls and plenty of hidden coves.

Take a glass bottom boat tour to observe some of the largest coral formations in the Caribbean and snorkel with a plethora of fascinating marine life. Indulge in some organic chocolate at Tobago Cocoa Estate, learn how it goes from pod to bar, and taste cocoa beans and chocolate tea. This unspoilt and untouched island embodies the spirit of relaxation and escapism so well that you’ll be longing to return for another rejuvenating visit all too soon.

 

Getting There

British Airways operates direct flights to both Trinidad and Tobago. Flying time from the UK is approximately 10 hrs 45 minutes (including a touchdown in Antigua or Saint Lucia).

Departures from Gatwick to Trinidad are 6 times a week, via Saint Lucia in both directions. 

Departures from Gatwick to Tobago are twice weekly in high season and weekly in low season, via Antigua in both directions. 

Caribbean Airlines operates a regular shuttle service between the two islands. Flying time is 25 minutes.

Note: All our inclusive holiday prices are based on British Airways World Traveller flights or Virgin Atlantic Economy flights.

Language

English.

Time Difference

4 hours behind GMT and 5 hours behind BST.

Currency

Trinidad & Tobago Dollar. Selected banks, shops and tourist facilities will accept Access/Mastercard, Diners Club, American Express and Visa.

Useful Information

A full British passport is required for Trinidad & Tobago and it should be valid for 6 months after the return date of your holiday. Visas are not required for British citizens. No special health documentation is necessary for residents of the UK who have not recently visited parts of the world where cholera or yellow fever is a problem.

It is illegal to wear any camouflage clothing anywhere on the islands. Any camouflage clothing found by customs will be confiscated and returned on departure.

See the island

Asa Wright Nature Centre

This amazing nature centre was established in 1967 by a group of naturalists and bird watchers to protect the region’s diverse tropical wildlife. The rainforest is home to a vast number of species, including 460 birds and over 600 butterflies, and many of our clients come to Trinidad simply to visit this impressive centre.

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Port of Spain

We love the buzz of Trinidad’s capital, one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the Caribbean. Once just a small seaside port, Port of Spain now houses many historic landmarks, great shopping opportunities and a wonderful range of restaurants.

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Turtle watching

Turtle watching on the north coast of Trinidad is a spectacular experience and well worth getting out of bed early for. Seeing a turtle hatch is an amazing sight but it only happens seasonally, so do let us know if this is something that you’re interested in.

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Birdwatching on Little Tobago

Just off the north east coast, the tiny island of Little Tobago is an important breeding site for numerous species of tropical seabirds. Take a glass bottom boat over to the island and you’ll also see some incredible coral formations, including one of the largest brain corals in the world. 

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Waterfalls and chocolate

According to local legend, swimming in the Argyle Waterfall makes you look 10 years younger – although we’re not sure it’s worked on any of the Caribtours team! If after a refreshing swim you get a bit peckish, visit Tobago’s first chocolate factory, set up in 2005. Owner, Duane, has been instrumental in rejuvenating the cocoa industry on the island. For something a bit special, why not let us organise a private rum and chocolate tour.

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"An elegant, family-owned resort, Spice Island is one of the most delightful hotels in the Caribbean - the gracious hospitality offered by the Hopkin family and their team is just one reason why our guests love it here.

Located right on the glorious white sands of Grand Anse, Spice Island’s beachfront setting is hard to beat.

Dining at the excellent Oliver’s restaurant is a very special experience - each dish is beautifully presented and always delicious.

Spice Island faces due west so you’ll be treated to some spectacular Caribbean sunsets during your stay - take a seat on the terrace and enjoy one of the resort’s signature ‘Liquid Sunshine’ cocktails while you watch the sun go down."

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