Visiting Tobago
Tobago is the smaller of two islands known as the twin-island state of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. The southern most of the Caribbean islands, Trinidad and Tobago is at the foot of the Windward Island archipelago which stretches from Venezuela to Martinique in the north.
Tranquility
Tobago is luxuriantly forested with an abundant water supply and mountainous terrain marked by waterfalls and mountain pools. Protecting Tobago’s coastline are miles of coral reef harboring a wide variety of marine life which feeds on the fertile convergence of two seas. The mean annual temperature is 32 degrees C (89 degrees F) with an average rainfall of 200 cm (40 inches). Dry season is from December to the end of May and wet season is from June to the end of November.
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