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Trinidad And Tobago Holidays
Top Trinidad And Tobago Hotels
Tropikist Beach Hotel
Crown Point, Tobago, Trinidad And Tobago
Starfish Tobago
Scarborough, Tobago, Trinidad And Tobago
Blue Haven Hotel
Scarborough, Tobago, Trinidad And Tobago
Half Moon Blue
Scarborough, Tobago, Trinidad And Tobago
Coco Reef Resort and Spa
Crown Point, Tobago, Trinidad And Tobago
Blue Waters Inn
Speyside, Tobago, Trinidad And Tobago
Bacolet Beach Club
Scarborough, Tobago, Trinidad And Tobago
The Villas At Stonehaven
Black Rock, Tobago, Trinidad And Tobago
Grafton Beach Resort
Scarborough, Tobago, Trinidad And Tobago
Cuffie River Nature Retreat
Scarborough, Tobago, Trinidad And Tobago
Le Grand Courlan Spa Resort - Adult Only
Stonehaven Bay, Tobago, Trinidad And Tobago
Sherwood Park Apartments
Carnbee, Tobago, Trinidad And Tobago
Magdalena Grand Beach Resort
Lowlands, Tobago, Trinidad And Tobago
Mount Irvine Bay Resort
Mount Irvine, Tobago, Trinidad And Tobago
Trinidad And Tobago Weather
With toasty temperatures of 25-27°C all year round, any time’s a great time for your Tobago travels. The dry season runs from December to May, followed by the wet season from June to November - but as any showers usually fall at night, feel free to leave your brolly at home. Plus, as it’s just outside the hurricane zone, storms are super-rare - and thanks to the cooling trade winds that drift across the island, there’s always a balmy breeze served up with the sunshine.Things To Do on Trinidad And Tobago Holidays
Pigeon Point Part sun-kissed beach, part nature reserve, this award-winning park is deservedly one of Tobago’s top attractions. Families love the super-calm waters, which are protected by a shimmering coral reef - and thanks to the choice of beachfront restaurants, shops and watersports, making a day of it couldn’t be easier. Before you head home, be sure to visit the jetty on the western shores - you’ll soon see why it’s one of the world’s most photographed beach locations.Forest Reserve With almost 10,000 acres of tropical rainforest to its name (the equivalent of 160,000 tennis courts!), the Forest Reserve is Tobago’s most prized natural wonder. Stretching right down the middle of the island, its jungle-esque canopies and cascading waterfalls are a hotspot for hikers and nature-lovers, with miles of lush trails to explore. Be sure to hire an expert local guide to get the most out of your forest adventure - most tours set off from the Main Ridge Visitor Centre.
Fort King George Located at the highest point of the capital, Scarborough, this British-built fort dates all the way back to 1777. Following careful restorations, it’s now home to a thriving visitor experience, with gigantic cannons, sprawling barracks and a colonial museum to discover. It’s also a superb spot for photos, thanks to its panoramic views right across the bay.
Cocoa Estate Perched on a hillside just outside Roxborough, this colourful complex showcases Tobago’s love affair with the cocoa bean in true island style. With regular plantation tours on offer, including live demos of the harvesting process, it’s a truly sweet way to spend an hour - and chocoholics can even indulge in a cheeky taste-test or two. Or three, or four…