What is attractive about a voyage to Tobago? Firstly, not every land in the Atlantic can boast the official and more than deserved title of “Best Caribbean Island”. Secondly, the conditions created by nature and human hands are absolutely suitable for a decent holiday. Thirdly, it’s simply beautiful here. So breathtakingly beautiful that the only disappointment will be the moment of parting with this fantastic fairy tale!
Tobago on world map with hotel prices
Tobago Island on the world map or a detailed map of the island can be viewed using the navigation buttons (+/-). Caribbean on the map
Tobago is part of the archipelago belonging to the Republic Trinidad and Tobago, and is part of the so-called arc of the Lesser Caribbean Islands. The blossoming region is located between the Caribbean Sea and the majestic Atlantic Ocean washing its coast. This is one of the two largest exotic islands of the state, relative to the island Trinidad is located in the northeast, separating its brothers by about 30 km. The area of the tourist Mecca is about 300 km², the width is approximately 14 km, and the length does not exceed 41 km.
The large mountain range that dominates Tobago, just under 30 km long and 640 meters high in places, is a continuation of the Venezuelan mountain ranges. The island is separated from the continent by the picturesque Gulf of Paria and two straits: Boca del Dragon (Spanish: Mouth of the dragon) and Boca del Serpiente (Spanish: Mouth of the snake). The administrative center is Scarborough.
Holidays in Tobago
The cleanest air, considerable distance from the polluted continents, enveloping waters of the greenish-blue sea, excellent service, a lot of attractions, a great selection of offers to spend time usefully and brightly - this is all Tobago.
The range of entertainment offered to guests is impressive. Tired of the bustle of big cities, travelers bask in the sun, washing away stress in the miraculous Caribbean Sea; adherents of ecotours enjoy exercising under the shade of evergreen landscaped forests and go on super-exciting sea fishing. Extreme lovers will appreciate excellent diving, mountain climbing, and fast water skiing. Those who dream of not only getting their fill of impressions, but also improving their health, will not be disappointed with the results of pleasant procedures. And those who come in the hope of participating in original holidays, exploring the local colorful culture and seeing intriguing rituals will certainly take part, study and see.
The nature of Tobago
Enthusiastic euphoria from the freshness of the fragrant Eden, salty rich air, and indescribably beautiful views is guaranteed. The blessed land is lush tiers of tropical thickets on the mountain slopes, sparkling waterfalls and clear rivers, a polyphony of birdsong, unique harbors with coral inflorescences.
Due to its location and origin, the island has the richest vegetation: green spaces cover almost half of Tobago, there are more than fifty valuable species of wood, and there are huge plantations of cane, cocoa and other crops.
Pigeon Pike, Flagstaff Hill, Manowar Bay with beaches of brownish volcanic sand, caressed by divers Pirates Bay, the outskirts of Castara, untouched by civilization, crescent-shaped Parlatouvie Bay, Bon Accord Lagoon, Argyle Falls, protected area Speyside, the marine reserve - all these are real natural masterpieces.
Tobago landmarks
The small area of the island is literally replete with attractions, and each one deserves attention. Experienced tourists who have visited Tobago more than once recommend visiting:
- The 250-year-old Fort King George, almost fifty meters high, has survived to this day and can be seen from almost anywhere in Scarborough;
- Located in the old hospital, the Crafts Center, where visitors not only learn about the process and exhibits, but can also purchase intricate souvenirs;
- A large collection of artifacts is kept by the Tobago Museum;
- Whim Manor is a former plantation with colonial-style buildings;
- The town of Charlotteville, considered the unofficial capital of local fishermen;
- Built in 1811 from coral limestone, the oldest on Fort James Island in the Plymouth settlement;
- Manowar Bay - a fishing tournament named after the island is held here every July, with tastings of marine delights, spectacular ceremonies and fun processions;
- The deserted and most beautiful beach on the coast is Bloody Bay;
- First Historical Cafe is a historical cafe on the territory of the flowering Studley Park.
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When is the best time to go to Tobago
The influx of tourists to the Caribbean island occurs from January to mid-May, since the so-called dry season is the best time to holiday in Tobago. Rains, although short-lived, are frequent, characteristic of summer and autumn, while hurricanes almost always fly by the evergreen paradise. The average annual air temperature is plus 26˚, the sea temperature is plus 25˚.
Holidays in Tobago are a bright exotic cocktail for the elite, its ingredients include sultry holidays, cozy romantic retreats, chic glamor, and active entertainment. For richness, nature itself splashed the energy of the sea, added the amber of the sun and decorated it with an extravaganza of colors. It’s easy to become the chosen one – just come to the hospitable island.
