Turks & Caicos
Triuidad & Tobago
Trinidad & Tobago Tourist Offi ce TRINIDAD & TOBAGO
Size: Trinidad - 1850 sq miles; Tobago 182 sq miles Currency: TT dollar Population: 1.5 million Main City: Trinidad – Port-of-Spain, Tobago – Scarborough Local Beer: Carib Dish of the Day: Hot Roti - a curry-fi lled pasty
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he twin islands of Trinidad & Tobago offer an
intriguing dual personality
– half laid-back and tranquil, half vibrant and energetic. Tobago is the peaceful partner where the sun-kissed, secluded beaches are the main attraction. Fast becoming recognised as a premier eco-destination, Tobago offers the nature lover myriad sights and sounds with its lush rainforests, crystal clear waters, and teeming coral reefs. Activities include biking or hiking into the mountains to seek out hidden waterfalls, assisting with the annual turtle watch programme on
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www.gotrinidadandtobago.com What’s New? New annual event! Tobago Cycling Classic being held over October 2-7
Destination Highlight The stunning reefs in Trinidad & Tobago
boast an abundance of marine life and the world’s largest known brain coral, making Tobago a diver’s paradise. The island’s nutrient rich waters are home to nearly 300 species of hard coral and numerous tropical fi shes. Tobago is also home to the oldest rainforest in the Western Hemisphere, protected since 1776.
Insider Tip “If I went to Trinidad the fi rst thing I would
the island’s beaches, diving and snorkelling among the shallow reefs to discover the world’s largest brain coral, visiting beautiful bird sanctuaries, kayaking along the stunning coastline or teeing off on one of Tobago’s challenging golf courses.
Often described as the ‘cultural
capital of the Caribbean’, Trinidad is famed for the annual Carnival
each February. Throughout the year visitors can experience the Carnival atmosphere by visiting the steel pan yards and interacting with local teams as they plan their carnival costumes for the following year. A visit to the Asa Wright Nature Centre is a must for all visitors. The La Brea Pitch Lake is an intriguing self-replenishing natural asphalt lake.
do would be to hit the beaches at either Manzanilla or Maracas, eat good Trini food with my family and end the day in one of Trinidad’s excellent nightclubs.” Rick James, Bass player with Tinie Tempah
Caribbean Challenge Discover Tobago’s secret nightlife at the
vibrant Sunday School parties that are held in Buccoo Village
TURKS & CAICOS
Destination Highlight The Turks and Caicos Rock Iguanas on Little
Water Cay. Get close and personal with these Rock Iguanas in their natural habitat.
Insider Tip “Turks and Caicos is a place I love and
adore. People say, ‘How do you leave’?” Donna Karan, fashion designer
Caribbean Challenge Explore the islands of Middle and North Caicos
by hiking, with a local guide, along the old coastal paths known as the Crossing Place Trails. Once used for trade, the islanders would walk from Pine Barrel Landing in Middle Caicos and wade over to North Caicos when the tide was low; hence the name. Facing north-east and towards the prevailing winds and currents, the beaches along the trail collect large amounts of interesting fl otsam and jetsam including the occasional message in a bottle. A completed circuit is approximately six miles.
Size: 40 islands - 193 sq miles Currency: US dollar Population: 40.000 Main City: Grand Turk Local Beer: Turks Head Dish of the Day: Conch – cracked, steamed, fried, or in coconut milk
of 40 islands found just 575 miles southeast of Miami, Florida. These beautiful islands are home to some of the world’s best beaches and are also the world’s third largest barrier reef system.
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Only eight of the islands are inhabited and each and every one of them offers a totally unique holiday experience. From the upbeat atmosphere of Providenciales, the main tourist hub, to the lush island of North Caicos or to the quaint historic island of Grand Turk, there is something for every visitor. Why
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he ‘Beautiful by Nature’ Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI) are an archipelago
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www.turksandcaicostourism.com What’s New? Concha Woncha Tours – explore the islands’ best kept secrets in a ‘San Francisco’ style trolley
not also visit our boutique islands Parrot Cay and Pine Cay where seclusion is the order of the day. The islands cater to everyone, from families, newlyweds and solo travellers to empty nesters and seniors. There is also accommodation to suit every budget and taste, from those seeking the ultimate in luxury and seclusion to those who wish to enjoy a relaxing, no-frills holiday.
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With an eclectic mix of land- and water-based activities and experiences, and an alluring natural environment, paradise has never been this attainable.
Come join us in the Turks &
Caicos Islands, bask in the tropical sun, wet your feet in our azure blue waters, savour our delectable dishes, dance to some ripsaw music and forget about the trials of modern day life!
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