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Mount Irvine Bay Resort MOUNT IRVINE, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO
The award-winning Mount Irvine Bay Resort is located on Tobago’s Caribbean coast. Spread over 156 acres of a former sugar and coconut plantation, Mount Irvine Bay Resort is an independent hotel owned and run by a Tobagonian family. Since acquiring the property in 1985, the Yorke family has transformed the resort (formerly known as Mount Irvine Bay Hotel and Golf Club) into a breathtaking, bucket- list holiday destination, golf resort and popular wedding venue. The resort’s beach is one of the best snorkelling
sites on the island and also home to Mount Irvine Bay Resort’s newly renovated beach bar and restaurant, built off the foundations of the former plantation’s sugar-shipping depot. Quiet, pristine beaches, lush rainforest, no
overcrowded tourist attractions and a rich cultural heritage are the hallmarks of Tobago. Unlike many Caribbean countries, beach access in Tobago is open to the public, even on private beaches. International visitors to Mount Irvine beach may find themselves chatting to new
Tobagonian friends about the best places to sample local specialities or an upcoming and unmissable village event. Nearby beaches, within easy walking distance of the resort, are famous for fishing, watersports and surfing. Due to its expansive nature, Mount Irvine
Bay Resort never feels crowded. Guests can drift from swim-up pool bar to beach to golf course to spa with ease. Rooms are spacious, modern and offer vistas of the sea, golf course and extensive gardens. Must-attend resort events include the weekly manager’s rum-punch party and the monthly beach bonfire and fish fry, as well as open-air movie nights. Guests at Mount Irvine Bay Resort will
breakfast on local produce in a 19th-century sugar mill. Lunch can be taken in the Hummingbird Lounge or on the beach. Dinner is served in the Sugar Mill Restaurant and occasionally in the Jacaranda, Mount Irvine Bay Resort’s fine-dining restaurant. Alternatively, the resort provides options for private dining on the beach, rooftop or poolside terrace.
Don’t miss Cap off a sun-soaked day on Mount Irvine beach with sunset cocktails at the beach bar and restaurant
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KEY FACILITIES • Four restaurants • Five bars • Meeting and banquet facilities • Pool • Beach • Golf course • Spa • Gym • Lobby shop
Get in touch
mtirvine.com
T: +1868 298 1671/4 E:
info@mtirvine.com
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