Beaches may be closed but Tobago is still open for business! Let it be known that the island’s 300 km2 has much more to offer than sea and sand. From gorgeous views to adventures off-the-beaten-path, there are many diversions to keep you occupied while the coastlines are closed. Check out this list of cool things …
Tobago’s beaches are closed so we can’t take a dip in the ocean, but that shouldn’t stop us from soaking in its beauty – from a distance. I know the thought of visiting the island without being able to access its coastline is disappointing. But that’s no reason to cancel that trip you’ve already booked. …
These days, distance and solitude are our friends. Luckily, Parlatuvier delivers both in spades – all perfectly wrapped up in an eco-friendly package! So, if space is what you’re seeking, this coastal village in Tobago’s countryside is a great place to fall off-the-grid and surround yourself with the destination’s trademark untouched and unspoiled natural beauty. …
It’s been over a year of social distancing and many across Trinidad & Tobago remain in remote-work mode. Twelve months in however, the once novel concept of working from home has lost its lustre. With no opportunity to jet off to foreign parts for a much needed change of pace and scenery, the time has …
Idyllic off-the-grid escapes. Immersive cultural experiences. Invigorating soft adventures. And so much more…Within its 300 km² Tobago possesses a rich blend of natural and manmade diversions that cater to a variety of travel preferences. Whether you’re simply craving sun-sea-and-sand or you’re in the mood to get your adrenaline pumping, here are my picks for 101 …
Every October the coastal village of Bloody Bay comes alive as a few thousand people descended upon the Tobago Blue Food Festival to sample inventive dishes, drinks, and desserts, all made from the same main ingredient – dasheen. The long drive and (usually) inclement weather never hindered the mass migration of certified foodies and curious …
If you ask me, Tobago is the cultural capital of the Caribbean. It’s home to a century’s old sporting event that is as unique as it is intriguing. It’s host of one of the most extravagant wedding processions you will ever witness in real life. And it upholds one of the most sincere fishing customs, …
Alluring vistas, enchanting natural settings, and charming architecture are now basic requirements when it comes to selecting the ideal destination. Fortunately, in Tobago, such places and spaces are available in spades. From stunning isolated beaches to views that stretch on for miles, perfectly preserved historical remnants and some of nature’s greatest wonders, the island is …
I’m the furthest thing from a foodie but a girl likes to eat. And when she eats, she loves her food to come with a view. Truth be told, you’re not going to find Tobago on any list featuring top culinary destinations. There are no 5-star dining experiences…no Michelin star chefs. And that’s OK. Because …
This post was originally published on December 17, 2017 and updated on November 17, 2019. Town or country. Beach or waterfall. Indoors or outdoors. There’s no shortage of ideal spots for you to enjoy a drink in Tobago. Premium spirits and award-winning cocktails may be few and far between, but when you’re on an island dubbed …
