Sustaining an untouched island Tobago Nature takes centre stage on a winter-sun escape to this Caribbean island


Winter-sun getaways take a different form in Tobago. While pristine beaches and crystalline waters are ideal for soaking up the Caribbean sun, what sets this unspoilt island apart is the vibrant culture, rich history and love of its natural surroundings. Ancient sites promise a look back into


the island’s fascinating past, while the verdant rainforest is the ideal backdrop for birdwatching and hiking. However your clients choose to spend their time in Tobago, they’re guaranteed a warm welcome from the locals and the chance to help support the island’s conservation.


BEACHES AND BAYS Beautiful beaches will likely be top of the agenda for many clients seeking a winter-sun break.


Whether it’s the secluded shores of


Pirate’s Bay in the north or the palm-fringed beaches of Pigeon Point in the south, there’s a strip of sand perfect for watching the sun set, taking on adrenaline-pumping watersports and everything in between. If your clients are keen to explore


beyond the shoreline, recommend they Travel with ease


Embarking on a winter-sun escape to this undiscovered Caribbean gem


has never been easier. British Airways flies direct from Gatwick twice a week, with a journey time of about 11 hours, including a short stop in Saint Lucia. The frequency is reduced to weekly during the summer months.


XEOI E FSEX XVMT š GEXEQEVERW ƇWLMRK FSEXW and chartered yachts offer a whole new perspective of the island. Alternatively, take to the gentle waters in a clear-bottom kayak to get a glimpse of the rainbow of marine life native to the Caribbean. This experience is even more magical after nightfall, when bioluminescence tours showcase the spectacular shimmering plankton in all its glory. To get even closer to the action, there


are plenty of opportunities for diving and snorkelling in the crystal-clear seas of Batteaux Bay and Castara Bay, where it’s possible to get up close and personal with the seahorses, eels and turtles that call these waters home. If peace and quiet is desired,


recommend a visit to Stonehaven Bay, where almond trees line the secluded


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