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The Ruby-Spotted Swallowtail is one of Trinidad and Tobago’s most striking and charismatic butterfly species. Its glossy...
20/08/2025

The Ruby-Spotted Swallowtail is one of Trinidad and Tobago’s most striking and charismatic butterfly species. Its glossy black wings, adorned with vivid ruby-red spots, make it instantly recognizable and a favourite among nature enthusiasts and photographers. Belonging to the Papilionidae family, this butterfly is not only visually stunning but also plays an important role in pollination, contributing to the health and diversity of the island’s tropical ecosystems.

Primarily found in forested areas, gardens, and regions rich in nectar-producing plants, the Ruby-Spotted Swallowtail demonstrates the intricate interdependence between flora and fauna in Trinidad and Tobago. Its presence signals a thriving, balanced habitat, making it a valuable species for ecological studies and conservation awareness.

For visitors, encountering this butterfly is more than just a visual delight; it is a window into the islands’ rich biodiversity and natural heritage. Local guides often highlight its habits and life cycle, from caterpillar to adult, offering an educational experience that deepens understanding of Trinidad and Tobago’s unique environment.

🌿 See the Ruby-Spotted Swallowtail up close on our guided Trinidad day trips, and immerse yourself in the wonder of the island’s natural world.
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🌴 Not just a trip. A Tobago immersion. 🌊✨Snorkel reefs, float in the Nylon Pool, hike the rainforest, and unwind with a ...
20/08/2025

🌴 Not just a trip. A Tobago immersion. 🌊✨
Snorkel reefs, float in the Nylon Pool, hike the rainforest, and unwind with a spa day — all in one unforgettable escape.

Stay at La Vida Hotel, eat, explore, and recharge while we take care of every detail.

👥 Groups of 4 from USD $1,942.
📲 Paradise is waiting — book your Tobago story today.

Standing at approximately 1,800 feet (550 meters) above sea level, Pigeon Peak is one of the highest points in Tobago an...
20/08/2025

Standing at approximately 1,800 feet (550 meters) above sea level, Pigeon Peak is one of the highest points in Tobago and a landmark within the island’s world-famous Main Ridge Forest Reserve, the oldest legally protected rainforest in the Western Hemisphere (established in 1776).

The peak takes its name from the abundance of pigeons that once inhabited the area, particularly the Blue-headed Wood Pigeon, a rare species still spotted by avid birdwatchers today. Historically, trails around Pigeon Peak were used by early settlers and hunters, and later became part of eco-tourism and hiking adventures showcasing Tobago’s untouched wilderness.

From its summit, hikers are rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views stretching across Speyside, Charlotteville, and the turquoise waters of the Atlantic Ocean, where on clear days you can even glimpse Little Tobago Island.

Today, Pigeon Peak is not just a hiker’s paradise but a living testament to Tobago’s commitment to conservation, biodiversity, and eco-tourism. It’s a must-visit for adventure seekers, birdwatchers, and nature lovers who want to immerse themselves in the pristine beauty of Tobago.
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🎣 Set off on an adventurous fishing tour along Tobago’s stunning Atlantic and Caribbean coasts!Whether you’re chasing ki...
19/08/2025

🎣 Set off on an adventurous fishing tour along Tobago’s stunning Atlantic and Caribbean coasts!
Whether you’re chasing kingfish, mahi-mahi, or barracuda, the thrill of the catch awaits on this unforgettable boating experience.
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Burnett Street is one of the historic streets in Scarborough, the capital of Tobago. Named during the colonial era, it h...
19/08/2025

Burnett Street is one of the historic streets in Scarborough, the capital of Tobago. Named during the colonial era, it has long been part of the commercial and social heart of the town. The street is known for its steep incline and closely packed buildings, many of which date back to the 19th and early 20th centuries, reflecting the island’s British colonial architectural influence. Over time, Burnett Street has been home to small businesses, shops, and local services that cater to both residents and visitors, giving it a distinct local charm. Walking up the street, visitors can see a blend of old and newer structures, air-conditioned offices, colourful facades, and signs of Tobago’s evolving urban landscape. Its steep incline and winding path make it a memorable feature in the townscape of Scarborough.
📍 Tour Tip: Visitors can explore the street to experience a slice of Tobago’s local culture and take photos of its unique architecture.
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The Green Honeycreeper (Chlorophanes spiza) is a striking neotropical bird recognized for its brilliant emerald plumage ...
19/08/2025

The Green Honeycreeper (Chlorophanes spiza) is a striking neotropical bird recognized for its brilliant emerald plumage and slender yellow bill. Belonging to the tanager family (Thraupidae), it is widely admired by birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts across the Caribbean and South America.

Historically, the Green Honeycreeper’s range extends from southern Mexico through Central America to Brazil and the Caribbean islands, including Trinidad. Its presence on the island reflects Trinidad’s close ecological connection to the South American mainland. The bird inhabits tropical forests, plantations, and gardens, often foraging in pairs or small flocks.

The species has long been appreciated for its dazzling colours and melodic calls, becoming a symbol of the island’s rich biodiversity. Today, it is a highlight for eco-tourism, drawing visitors eager to explore Trinidad’s birding hotspots such as the Asa Wright Nature Centre and the Caroni Swamp.

The Green Honeycreeper continues to play a role in pollination as it feeds on nectar, fruits, and insects, a reminder of how vibrant and interconnected the island’s ecosystems remain.
✨ See this beautiful bird up close on our Trinidad Day Trip, a must-do for nature and photography lovers.
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Dreaming of a Caribbean escape?Now on the Tour Tobago App & Website, discover Cocrico Apartments, your home away from ho...
19/08/2025

Dreaming of a Caribbean escape?
Now on the Tour Tobago App & Website, discover Cocrico Apartments, your home away from home since 2018.

Stay just minutes from two beautiful beaches and a popular local food court, the perfect balance of island adventure and comfort.

Offering both short and long-term stays at affordable prices, Cocrico Apartments is ready to make your Tobago vacation unforgettable.

📲 Book your island stay today!
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Nestled along Arnos Vale Road between Les Coteaux and Castara, the St. Thomas Anglican Church is recognized as a cultura...
18/08/2025

Nestled along Arnos Vale Road between Les Coteaux and Castara, the St. Thomas Anglican Church is recognized as a cultural heritage site by the National Trust of Trinidad and Tobago. Its story reflects the island’s colonial past: following Britain’s formal cession of Tobago in 1814, Anglicanism expanded across the island’s villages.

The present wooden church, consecrated in 1911 on land donated by O’Riley Noel, became more than a place of worship. With its carved pulpit and distinctive bell, it anchored community life, serving as both a spiritual centre and a school for children in surrounding villages, such as Culloden and Castara. The village name “Les Coteaux,” drawn from French influence, further weaves the site into Tobago’s layered cultural history.

Today, St. Thomas stands as one of the few surviving rural Anglican churches of its kind, but its future is uncertain. Financial strain and structural decay have led the Tobago Heritage Conservation Society to warn of a possible collapse without urgent preservation efforts.

Visiting St. Thomas offers a glimpse into Tobago’s colonial legacy, local resilience, and the enduring role of faith in shaping village life along the Northside Road.
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Step aboard for a journey to Buccoo Reef and its vibrant coral gardens, home to over 42 species of tropical fish. Snorke...
15/08/2025

Step aboard for a journey to Buccoo Reef and its vibrant coral gardens, home to over 42 species of tropical fish. Snorkel in crystal-clear waters or marvel at the marine life through our glass-bottom boat.

✨ Highlights:

Swim in the breathtaking Nylon Pool

Relax at No Man’s Land — an idyllic offshore peninsula

Savour a delicious BBQ lunch & enjoy our Rum Punch Party

What’s Included: Glass-bottom boat transport, snorkelling gear, lunch, and drinks.

📅 Perfect for couples, families, and groups.
📞 Book now: (868) 688-9113

With its snowy-white feathers, long, elegant neck, and slow, graceful wingbeats, the Great Egret (Ardea alba) is one of ...
15/08/2025

With its snowy-white feathers, long, elegant neck, and slow, graceful wingbeats, the Great Egret (Ardea alba) is one of the Caribbean’s most striking waterbirds. Once nearly driven to extinction in the late 1800s by the global plume trade, this species has made a remarkable comeback thanks to strict protection and conservation efforts worldwide.

In Trinidad, the Caroni Swamp offers some of the most spectacular sightings, where egrets glide silently over mangrove-fringed lagoons at dusk. In Tobago, they frequent coastal wetlands, hidden estuaries, and tranquil bays, often seen wading patiently in shallow waters for fish and crustaceans.

For visitors, spotting a Great Egret in the wild is more than just a beautiful photo opportunity; it’s a glimpse into a living success story of resilience and the enduring elegance of the Caribbean’s natural heritage.

♍ Celebrate Virgo Season in Paradise! ✨Treat yourself to three unforgettable days in Tobago, from vibrant nightlife and ...
14/08/2025

♍ Celebrate Virgo Season in Paradise! ✨
Treat yourself to three unforgettable days in Tobago, from vibrant nightlife and rejuvenating spa treatments to adventure-filled excursions and world-class relaxation. Explore the iconic Buccoo Reef, unwind in your comfortable accommodation, and enjoy port or airport transfers for a seamless getaway.

📞 Call Tour Tobago at (868) 688-9113 today and let us create the perfect weekend package tailored just for you, whether it’s adventure, relaxation, or a mix of both! Spots available — don’t miss out!

The Blue Morpho butterfly (Morpho peleides), locally called the “Emperor,” is one of the largest and most visually stunn...
14/08/2025

The Blue Morpho butterfly (Morpho peleides), locally called the “Emperor,” is one of the largest and most visually stunning butterflies found in Tobago. With wingspans reaching up to 8 inches, it is instantly recognizable for its iridescent blue upper wings, which shimmer in the sunlight due to microscopic scales that refract light. The underside of its wings is a mottled brown with eye-like patterns, providing camouflage against predators when closed.

In Tobago, the Emperor thrives in tropical rainforests and along riverbanks, where it plays an important role in pollination. Its presence is most often noticed as a flash of brilliant blue fluttering through the greenery, a captivating sight for hikers, birdwatchers, and nature enthusiasts. Historically admired by indigenous peoples and naturalists alike, the butterfly’s beauty and elusiveness have made it a symbol of the island’s rich biodiversity.

The Blue Morpho is not just an insect; it is a living emblem of Tobago’s ecological treasures, drawing photographers, conservationists, and eco-tourists from around the world. Spotting one in flight is considered a highlight of any rainforest exploration on the island.
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