Adventure island Clients in search of unforgettable activities and eco-experiences will find plenty of choice in Tobago
White-powder sand, warm seas and a laidback vibe are a given on the unspoilt, untouched Caribbean island of Tobago, where undiscovered adventure awaits. Clients will be surprised by the 101 unforgettable activities and experiences that take them beyond the ordinary. Walkers of all abilities can climb the
island’s highest waterfall, the Argyle Falls, or take a hike, guided bike ride or safari through the UNESCO-listed Main Ridge Forest Reserve. Under the rainforest’s canopy, the Gilpin Trail offers encounters with wonderful wildlife – including armadillos and geckos, as well as the national bird, the cocrico, just one of more than 260 bird species that make the island a paradise for birdwatchers. Mountain bike trails criss-cross the island: the mangroves of southwestern Tobago, the bird-rich wetlands of Bon Accord Lagoon and the old plantations of
Colourful fish will delight divers and snorkellers
Buccoo Beach
Les Couteaux are glorious routes. A particularly romantic eco activity is a horse ride along the beach. From the village of Buccoo, a ride takes in candy- GSPSYVIH LSYWIW QERKVSZI ƇPPIH [IXPERHW and a canter along the sands of Buccoo Beach before ending with a swim in Buccoo Bay.
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