Tobago Vacation Itinerary Ideas
Tobago's the type of place you dream of. Living in a big city, when the alarm clock goes off in the dark, and the toaster burns the toast and the instant coffee tastes like mud; it's what you long for as your car crawls through a tangle of traffic, and the phone at work won't stop ringing!
What you need, at times like these, is Tobago. Set like an emerald in turquoise, this tiny island at the farthest end of the Caribbean necklace knows, better than most, what the simple life is all about.
Tobago Regenerates!
Everything about this island is guaranteed to revive the soul.
As you'll continue to discover, there'll be a lot to do for your Tobago holidays... the island is just 116-square-miles located in the Southern Caribbean about 20 miles northeast of its sister island, Trinidad.
You can travel along the north coast by either renting a car/jeep or through one of our arranged island-tours, and you'll soon discover that every cove offers undistrurbed perfection. Castara, Parlautvier, Englishman's Bay, all quaint little fishing villages that are interesting to see and explore. If you're adventurous, look for a dive experience, Tobago is a big secret in the Dive Travel industry, and Ocean Point has hosted divers from the world over. If you're a bubble watcher, go for a glass-bottom boat ride to see the vast variety of underwater life that Tobago's south side - Buccou Reef, and/or North Side - Angel Barrier Reef has to offer.
Wonderful snorkelling can also be arranged, either amateur, where we recommend some good places, or via a snorkelling charter. Angel fish, parrot fish, trigger fish, butterfly fish, in fact up north, every known species of hard coral, and most species of soft coral can be seen. Alternatively, rent a bike, and discover Tobago slowly. The island's lush, mountainous interior is sparsely populated by humans, but the 14,000-acre Tobago Forest Reserve, a denze maze of greenery that is the oldest protected rainforest in the Western Hemisphere, is alive with the calls of jacamars and the cocrico (the national bird). The island is also ideal for arranging a small Tobago wedding.
Travel along the coast through an arranged island-tours, and you'll soon discover that every cove offers undisturbed perfection. Castara, Parlautvier, Englishman's Bay, all quaint little fishing villages that are really interesting to see and explore. If Scuba Diving is your thing, book a dive and meet the other Tobagonians in their natural habitat under-water! 
If you're a bubble-watcher, arranged glass-bottom boat ride tours allow you to see the vast variety of underwater life that Tobago's has to offer. Angel fish, parrot fish, trigger fish, butterfly fish, in fact up north, every known species of hard coral, and most species of soft coral can be seen. Hiking through the rainforest - Tobago's main ridge, protected since 1765! is a really educational experience. The list goes on and on: