Concordia Estate Nature Park

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8 of Tobago's hotels have been handpicked for a list of the 14 best hotels in Trinidad & Tobago!

The Times (The Times and The Sunday Times), British newspaper, features a variety of hotels in Tobago that offer options for each type of traveler: boutique properties, eco-friendly resorts, beachsite resorts or family-friendly hotels. Bacolet Beach Club - Tobago's upbeat and eclectic style was spotlighted for its designer touch, Castara Retreats for its sustainability and relaxing aura, and Tropikist Beach Hotel and Resort (Tropikist Beach Hotel Limited) for the great value and numerous amenities offered.

Click the link to read more about the many other Tobago hotels that stand out for providing a 𝘣𝘦𝘺𝘰𝘯𝘥 𝘰𝘳𝘥𝘪𝘯𝘢𝘳𝘺 experience!

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Find out why Tobago is the gem of the Caribbean

04/12/2024

Photo of cast iron pan “copper” taken in Mount Pleasant, courtesy Mr.Antoine and his uncle Mr.Archer’s.

The Tobago Heritage Conservation Society has so far recorded almost 300 “coppers”, their dimensions and characteristics at their various locations in the seven parishes of Tobago. Many of them have become part of the landscape in gardens at residences.

Photo credit Gabriele de Gaetano
Tobago Heritage Conservation Society

02/12/2024

Picture of a cart bridge taken at the former Runnemede Estate, Parish St.David’s, Tobago. It is noticeable the deterioration of this old bridge.

In the early 1990’s Tobago was relying on a network of dirt roads and traces, very often tracks, with not too many bridges across freshwater streams that were suitable only for people walking, riding donkeys, mules.

The main access road from Mt.St.George (south) to Castara (north) was across the mountains and it was possible to connect to Easternfield road, Runnemede and Mt.Dillon.

Team members have conducting field searches in the watershed of the Hillsborough West river, Parish St.George’s. More details available at the Museum Buccoo, whatsapp (868)7155465.

Photo credit Gabriele De Gaetano
Tobago Heritage Conservation Society