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View from Speyside
Five memorable
ways to connect with Tobagonian li fe
at Store Bay. And in Castara, try the bread, tarts and buns cooked in a traditional dirt oven.
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Corbin Local Wildlife Park and an eye out for black-throated mango hummingbirds in the UNESCO-listed Main Ridge Forest Reserve.
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brighten the submerged Japanese Gardens off the northern coast of Speyside; turtles ERH TSVGYTMRI ƇWL ƈMX MR ERH SYX SJ HVEQEXMG overhangs at London Bridge; and hawksbill turtles swim at Mount Irvine. Divers can experience the once-in-a-lifetime sight of E ƇZI QIXVI [MHI FVEMR GSVEP XLEXŤW FIIR growing for centuries in Kelleston Drain; while snorkellers can gently explore the rainbow-hued reefs off Pigeon Point, Buccoo Reef, Heritage Park, Pirate’s Bay and Castara Beach. Many, such as Arnos Vale Reef, are close to shore, making them perfect for beginners. Wherever you go on the island, ]SYŤPP ƇRH XLI REXYVEP [SVPH EX MXW FIWX
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able to point out everything you can see from your lofty vantage point.
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Catch your own supper by helping fishermen haul in fish-laden nets at
Charlotteville, Castara and Parlatuvier. The communal practice dates back 150 years, and you’ll usually be rewarded with a fish or two.
Hike to Tobago’s highest point, Pigeon Peak Circuit, with a guide who’ll be
Lime with the locals as you watch the famous Buccoo Goat and Crab Races (yes, these are separate races!).
Take a trek with a local, who’ll keep an ear out for armadillos rooting around in
Taste local foods such as curried crab and dumplingsfrom the beach stalls
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