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Tobago: Where Nature Reigns October 2, 2018

The unspoilt island of Tobago is the island for you if you find the natural world endlessly fascinating, you’d rather palm trees dominated the landscape than high-rise resorts, and you’re looking for a slower pace of life, where you can put down the iPhone and pick up a delicious rum punch.



Tobago is thriving with wildlife, both on land and in the waters that frame the island like a cerulean halo. Hundreds of species of bird inhabit the trees and skies, whilst the protected virgin rainforest is home to armadillos, ant-eaters, howler monkeys, porcupines, ocelots and cane toads. It may be small, but Tobago certainly measures up to some of the most wildlife-rich places on the planet. It’s also home to the famous Little Tobago, a small island off the coast, where Sir David Attenborough filmed rare birds.



There are plenty of reefs to take advantage of here, so whether you’re a first-time diver or an experienced professional, you can explore the numerous crevices and caves and the creatures that lurk within, including groupers, lobsters and moray eels, not to mention the humongous turtles! Most resorts have their own diving centre and there are excellent diving centres around the island, too, that will offer complimentary pickups and drop offs at your chosen hotel.



If you’re looking to get away from it all and experience an island that lingers, lost in time, not changing with the rest of the world, then Tobago is for you.

If you’d like to find out more, give one of our expert travel advisers a call on 01 431 9700.

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Anse Chastanet boasts a beautiful beachfront setting with wonderful views and arguably the most romantic rooms in the Caribbean

At this environmentally sensitive resort you’ll find that the sights and sounds of the natural world become an integral part of your holiday experience - birdwatchers in particular flock to Anse Chastanet to enjoy the abundant tropical bird life

With protected, pristine reefs just off shore, at Anse Chastanet you’ll have some of the island’s best diving and snorkelling right on your doorstep

Directly behind Anse Chastanet’s second beach lie the 18th Century ruins of an old French colonial plantation - a veritable tropical garden of Eden, the plantation is best visited with one of the estate guides who will give you a fascinating insight into the plantation’s historic past

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