Tag: Trinidad and Tobago

When Christopher Columbus returned from his third voyage in 1498, he described the island he discovered and named Trinidad as a paradise of secluded bays, white sandy beaches, coconut trees, crystal clear water and lush vegetation. The Europeans later set out for the paradise that was promised to them, they subjugated the indigenous people and […]

Attractions Tobago In contrast to its bustling, large neighbor 32 km away, Tobago tends to be laid-back. Still waters, hills and white sandy beaches define the landscape. The capital, Scarborough, has a botanical garden. From the King George Fort (built in 1779) you can enjoy beautiful sunsets. In the nearby town of Plymouth there are […]