Tobago, a beautiful island, with flora and fauna in abundance, countless species of flowers including orchids, helicona, and hibiscus, and over 200 species of birds including the cocrico, the national bird, and countless butterflies. The Immortelle trees blossom early in the year with swatches of bright orange to be seen everywhere, and scarlet flamboyant trees flower from April to June. The interior is a vista of mountains, rolling hills, dales and rain forests with numerous waterfalls including Goldsborough, Argyle, and King's Bay, beneath which are naturally made pools for bathing. Tobago is also home to iguanas, armadillos, agonti, and leatherback, green loggerhead, and hawksbill turtles.

Ringed by bays, the island offers superb white sand beaches off which are some of the best diving sites in the world. These include the famous Buccoo Reef perfect for snorkellers with squirrel-fish, parrot-fish, trigger and angel fish in depths of 5 feet and under.

For the scuba divers, it offers visibility of between 130 and 150 feet and the famous Japanese Gardens dive site, an arrangement of rocks, sand, coral, and plants likened to an exquisite imitation of an Oriental horticultural display. Between March and September, visitors may be lucky enough to see the giant leatherback turtle swim ashore to lay their eggs. At the north end there is a small off-shore island, one of the most important bird sanctuaries in the Caribbean and the breeding ground for hundreds of species including the dramatic Red-Billed Tropic Bird.

Mount Irvine Golf Course provides one of the most challenging experiences in Caribbean golf, and Tobago Sailing Week, better known as the Angostura Yachting World Regatta, takes place in May.

Original restaurants abound with fish, lobster, and crab, whilst Italian, French, Indian, Creole, and International cuisines are also available