Tobago is a small quiet Caribbean island, physically separate from Trinidad, but part of the same country – Trinidad and Tobago, where calypso and the steel drums began.
I read somewhere that Trinidad and Tobago is good for mud spas – I didn’t really come across this but I can confirm that Tobago is an ideal island for relaxation, bird watching, rainforest hiking and beach lounging.
At certain times of the year, in line with breeding cycles, turtle watching becomes a major attraction in Tobago.
Retail Therapy
Movie Night
Beach vibes
Street art
Tobago street sellers
Mountain views
A place to stay
Commuters
Market day
Lunch time
Rush hour is Scarborough
Canons and views
Arts and Crafts
Lunch at Jemma’s, a tree house with a sea view
Views
Store Bay public beach
Flea Market
The flea market is pretty much hidden in plain sight, busy in the night and bursting with goods for sale – from DVDs, clothes, shoes and other random bits.
It’s open until 11pm so shopperholics needn’t feel deprived after dark!
More Views
A rainforest trek
A lot of the island is covered with protected rainforests and there are guided treks available for all levels of fitness; and if I’m not mistaken, they are the world’s oldest protected rainforests.
