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Tobago Q&As


Q. How can you get to Tobago from the UK?


A. British Airways flies twice a week direct from Gatwick, and three times a week to Piarco International Airport in Trinidad, where you can connect to Tobago on a 20-minute flight with Caribbean Airlines.


Q. What’s the best time of year to see wildlife? Q. How long should you stay?


A. A minimum of 10 nights is recommended.


A. The wildlife is at its best from December to June. However, the rest of the year is rich in marine life for divers.


Q. Is it safe for solo travellers?


A. Yes – solo travellers are actively encouraged to visit Tobago.


Q. Is it easy to get around the island?


A. Hire cars are not expensive, and local bus services circumnavigate the island – there’s a


daily schedule. It’s also easy to arrange tours with knowledgeable guides, or explore smaller areas on a bike or on foot.


A. With a mix of African, Indian, Chinese and European influences, the food in Tobago is varied and rich with flavours. The island also caters for different dietary requirements, such as vegetarian and vegan and for people with diabetes or religious preferences.


Q. What language do locals speak? A. English and the local dialect.


Q. What fitness levels do you need for an active trip to Tobago?


A. Only a minimal level of fitness is needed for most walking trails, as most sites and attractions are easily accessible. Strenuous mountain biking, kitesurfing or windsurfing requires a high level of fitness, however.


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Q. Do you need a visa to visit?


A. No. UK passport holders automatically receive a 90-day visitor


visa, but passports must be valid for six months after the dates of travel.


Q. Is Tobago affected by the hurricane season?


A. No, it sits outside of the Caribbean’s hurricane belt.


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