 Trinidad & Tobago...Rain forests and coral reefs, mountain hiking, rare birds, scuba
diving, nature, sailing, golf, and, of course, there's almost
always music. Combine all this with the fact that Trinidad and Tobago are two of the most
southern of the Caribbean islands, and they become an almost irressistible destination. Discover tranquil, deserted beaches. Some of the
friendliest people in the Caribbean, who want to make your stay enjoyable. Discover Buccoo
Reef, one of the most accessible coral reefs in the Caribbean, with a fascinating
underwater world. Golf under the palm trees on the 18 hole championship course at Mt
Irvine. Fine restaurants, inexpensive hotels.
Tobago is a tranquil place to enjoy golden rays, rainbow
sunsets and unforgettable beauty. Tobago, Trinidad's small companion island, lies a scant
20 miles - 32 kilometers - to the northeast. This pocket paradise contains some of the
world's loveliest beauty spots, including large groves of coconut palms, miles of
unspoiled beaches and the famous underwater delights of Buccoo Reef and Nylon Pool.
 Go diving with Mantas and meet a
people with a quiet pride and a relaxed way of life, rich folklore and customs and a
unique history.
As for Tobago, it is also a unique diver's paradise. With
Speyside on the Atlantic coast, discover large schools of Manta Rays, unlike the other
Caribbean islands where you'll be lucky to find one or two, infrequently.
Books about Tobago:
Adventure
Guide to Trinidad & Tobago
 A list of hotels, directions to the best beachs, a brief mention of
the bird sanctuaries in case you're into them, and that's that. Explore the
adventurous side of the islands as well, with hiking and kayaking, mud volcanoes, water
falls and swamps. They're beautiful, friendly islands and worth taking the time to get to
know them well.
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A Birders
Guide to Trinidad & Tobago
 The fabulous birds of Trinidad and Tobago have attracted naturalists
from around the world for generations. Bill Murphy wrote this book in 1986 to satisfy the
need for clear, complete information on finding birds throughout both Trinidad and Tobago.
Ten years later, from that first effort has come this brand new edition.
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