Category: Eco & Adventure — Tobago
Eight things to see & experience in Tobago
Here are eight of our favourite Tobago experiences The Northside: a ride on the wild side The road less travelled along the Caribbean coast is a wonderland of serenity, stunning natural beauty, and old-time living. From the moment you turn on to the Northside Road, you feel the difference. The world is suddenly greener. Quieter. …
Watching out for Trinidad & Tobago’s turtles
Your guide to turtle-watching and turtle conservation in both Trinidad and Tobago
Tobago day trip recommendations
Here are a range of day trips you can look forward to in Tobago, grouped by level of intensity and about how long they’ll take
How to become a diver in Tobago
Everything you need to know about diving in Tobago — what you’ll see, where to go, sites for beginners through to expert dives, and how you can learn to go scuba diving
Healing & Being with Horses in Tobago
Discover Being with Horses and Healing with Horses in Tobago
SOS: Saving Our Sea Turtles in Tobago
SOS (Save our Sea Turtles) Tobago is one of the islands’ most vibrant community-based conservation groups. SOS president and founding member Tanya Clovis and Giancarlo Lalsingh, one of its most vibrant volunteers and resident photographer, discuss the organisation’s critical work in turtle conservation
Tobago sightseeing: so much to explore
Tobago offers the visitor a wide range of touring options. It’s possible to drive around the island in a single day, but for the best experience, take it slow. History buffs will revel in the island’s historic sites, legacy of the 31 separate occasions Tobago was lost and conquered over the centuries. And even if you just stick to the well-known beaches and tourist sites, there’s still lots to see.
Trinidad & Tobago — a birder’s paradise
Photographer and naturalist Roger Neckles of Avifauna Tours on Trinidad & Tobago birds and birdwatching
Tobago’s natural history
Tobago was once joined to the South American mainland (but not to Trinidad!), and has inherited a continental legacy of plants, birds, insects, mammals and topography. Its small size, 21 miles long and seven miles wide, offers easy access to tropical rain forests, idyllic white sand beaches, waterfalls and lagoons.
Your guide to diving in Tobago
Whatever your level of experience, the waters around Tobago offer some of the most outstanding diving opportunities in the Caribbean
Tobago eco adventures by land & by sea
One of the world’s top eco destinations, Tobago entices with rainforests, mangroves, wetlands, coral reefs, nesting islands and much more!