Archive for September, 2008

Resort in Trinidad and Tobago

September 30, 2008 · Filed under Travel · Tagged , , ,

The Caribbean has always been a dream destination for divers around the world because diving in Tobago has many advantages. First, it’s weather. You will find gorgeous sunshine all through the year, making diving in Tobago a year round affair. You can also come to learn diving in Tobago at the easier spots, while still find some harder spots to go diving in Tobago for experienced divers. Coral reef diving in Tobago allows you sightings of some of the world’s most gorgeous sea flora and fauna.

 

Before you arrive, it will be safer to book rooms in a resort in Tobago so you don’t have to worry about it on arrival. Half Moon blue resort in Tobago is the perfect vacation accommodation on the island for you. This gorgeous resort in Tobago is nestled in a haven of bougainvillea, palms and bamboo where you can escape from your work and responsibilities. One of the most beautiful aspects of this resort in Tobago is its gorgeous overflowing swimming pool where you can take a midnight swim, or even laze around with your favorite book.

 

Another advantage of staying at Half Moon Blue resort in Tobago is its in house restaurant La Belle Creole that serves up some of the most scrumptious and authentic island food you will find. Half Moon blue suites are luxurious and spacious and offer spectacular views of the ocean, the half moon shaped Bacolet Bay and even Trinidad over the expanse of glittering ocean waters. To book your accommodation in Tobago mailto:holidays@halfmoonblue.com or call 868.639.3551.

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Holiday in Tobago

September 24, 2008 · Filed under Travel · Tagged , , , ,

The West Indies are home not only famous for their infamous cricket team; they are also becoming one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. With their expanses of gorgeous white sand beaches and perfect weather conditions, people come from far and wide to experience their dream Caribbean holiday.

 

The southern most nation of Trinidad and Tobago, home to Brian Lara, is famous for its near perfect diving conditions and their annual Carnivale. It is wise to look for resorts in Tobago prior to coming. There are plenty of resorts in Tobago and if you are looking for resorts in Tobago with a sea view check into the Half Moon Blue resorts in Tobago. These luxurious suites offer spectacular views of the ocean, as well as the half moon shaped Bacolet Bay.

 

If you are a golf enthusiast and would like to play a round of golf during your stay, you will be happy to know that Trinidad and Tobago have world class golf courses. You can ask the hotel management to organize a tee off time for you and unwind with a nine- hole game. While there is plenty to do in Tobago, from coral reef diving to eco tours, it is hard to ignore the urge to play golf, especially with weather conditions as perfect as they are in Tobago! Half Moon Blue Resorts in Tobago also has a villa right on the seventh green of Mount Irvine golf course! To book your accommodation in Tobago mailto:holidays@halfmoonblue.com or call 868.639.3551.

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Tobagonian culture

September 23, 2008 · Filed under Travel · Tagged , , , ,

If you are planning a vacation in the near future, why don’t you organize a diving holiday with a group of friends? You don’t have to be an experienced diver to plan a diving holiday. It is the perfect way for you to learn an exciting skill and experience unforgettable adventures in the sea. A good location for a diving holiday will assure you the necessary weather conditions as well as enough to keep you busy while not in the sea. With their clear weather all year round and excellent diving conditions, Trinidad and Tobago is becoming the number one destination for diving holidays.  They not only have great diving conditions, they also have a fabulous culture that you must experience.

 

Music in Tobago is a unique, rhythm based sound which is the result of many ethnicities coming together and interconnecting cultures. The music in Tobago is one of the high points of the night life as it is very hard to sit still with the pulsating music playing. Artists like Cheryl Byron, the soca boys and Pichakaree are famous all around the world thus bringing music in Tobago to the next level. During any celebration, like Lent or Christmas, the music in Tobago never goes off and party goers can be found having fun in the wee hours of the night. It is this intense party culture that attracts many tourists to Trinidad and Tobago.

 

If you are looking for vacation accommodation or resorts in Tobago, check into the Half Moon Blue resorts in Tobago, for a luxurious and comfortable stay, whether you have come on a diving holiday, or to experience the culture and music in Tobago. To book your accommodation in Tobago mailto:holidays@halfmoonblue.com or call 868.639.3551.

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Learn diving in Tobago

September 16, 2008 · Filed under Travel · Tagged , , ,

There are so many reasons to plan a holiday to Tobago.  Images of this gorgeous Caribbean island bring thoughts of endless beaches, the setting sun and the fun party culture. However, on a holiday to Tobago, you can also enjoy the lush greenery with an eco tour. Tobago is the setting of the Robinson Crusoe movie so it’s an adventure you can have while on a holiday to Tobago. Another activity that is increasing in popularity is diving in Tobago. With perfect weather all year round, diving in Tobago is attracting divers from around the world.

 

Diving in Tobago is popular amongst people on holiday to Tobago as they have various locations specifically for experienced divers to go out and explore on their own, as well as for beginners to try out their flippers for the first time. Their gorgeous coral reef is the ideal location for coral reef diving in Tobago. Half Moon Blue resorts in Tobago are the perfect accommodation for you holiday to Tobago.

 

Apart from diving in Tobago you may also enjoy other water sports in Tobago, water tours in Tobago, horse back riding, cycling, bird watching, golf and even fishing. If you are looking for holiday accommodation in Tobago, or resorts in Tobago, then check out Half Moon Blue resorts in Tobago where the plush suites overlook the spectacular Bacolet bay and offer stunning views of the ocean below. 

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Plan your dream Caribbean holiday

September 15, 2008 · Filed under Travel · Tagged , ,

If you feel stressed and over worked, take a break from all the worry and hop on a plane on your dream Caribbean holiday. Trinidad and Tobago, the southern tip of the Caribbean islands has often been called the true Caribbean and is the perfect destination for your Caribbean holiday. You can stay at a gorgeous resort in Tobago, play a round of golf, go coral- reef diving, and no Caribbean holiday will be complete without sun bathing on the wide expanses of beach. So pack your sun block, swimsuit and sunglasses and start your Caribbean holiday!

 

When you are planning this Caribbean holiday, it is better that you find a resort in Tobago before you get there so that you don’t have to worry about accommodation later. Half Moon Blue resorts in Tobago are situated in a gorgeous nook of the island surrounded by lush greenery making it a private sanctuary. This resort in Tobago offers luxurious suites and a penthouse view of the half moon shaped Bacolet bay that offers its name to the resort, as well as the sister island of Trinidad over the expanse of ocean.

 

Half Moon Blue resorts in Tobago can also arrange for you to enjoy the many activities that the island offers. You can go diving, snorkeling, horse back riding, arrange a nature tour or eco tour, or simply stay in and enjoy a cocktail at La Belle Creole, the restaurant at Half Moon Blue.

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Elegant suites

September 10, 2008 · Filed under Travel · Tagged , , , , , , ,

Tobago tourism promotes Tobago as a great cultural spot since the Tobago population is a mix of different ethnic groups.  Vacationers coming to Tobago look out for opportunities to enjoy the blue waters of Tobago and exploring its many diving beaches. Beyond the fun and excitement, the reason why Tobago stands out from other vacation spots in the Caribbean is because of its immense and largely untouched natural beauty because of which it is also known as a nature lover’s paradise.

 

People who want to go coral diving, diving cruises and other water adventures on their vacation should check out Tobago Island.  There are many diving beaches here and vacationers can expect lots of fun and adventure when venturing into the blue waters of Tobago.  Tobago tourism offers vacationers the chance to enjoy Tobago’s local culture and cuisine. The islands are beautiful and some of the landscapes are breathtaking. There are many luxurious resorts on the islands like Halfmoon Blue Resorts. It’s a great place to go to enjoy a quiet time with family and friends.

 

Its typical Caribbean beauty is very charming and you can just laze around in the sand listening to the soft waves. Vacationers who want to enjoy their Caribbean Island vacation by getting a great tan will find this beach great. Half Moon Blue resorts in Tobago is the perfect holiday accommodation for you. Their luxurious suites overlook the majestic Bacolet Bay as well as offer spectacular views of Trinidad over the ocean. The hotel is home to La Belle Creole, which serves up some of the best authentic island cuisine in a comfortable and homely environment. You can swim in the pool, or curl up with a good book and enjoy your holiday in Trinidad and Tobago. To book your accommodation in Tobago mailto:holidays@halfmoonblue.com or call 868.639.3551.

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A great resort

September 9, 2008 · Filed under Travel · Tagged , , , , , ,

Tobago tourism promotes Tobago as a great vacation spot that showcases a mix of different cultures and traditions. Tobago newspapers list out all local festivities and cultural events for visitors. The Crown Point International airport in Tobago is the landing point for all airline flights.   Once you come to Tobago make sure to adjust your watch timings to Tobago time before you go exploring the island.

 

Tobago Island is a great vacationer’s paradise offering lots of fun, excitement and adventures. Vacationers get closer to nature and can watch exotic bird varieties native to this island or opt for diving cruises that take them for coral diving expeditions in the blue waters of Tobago or it’s diving beaches that just teem with interesting aquatic life. Tobago Island is native to hundred of species of exotic bird life, wildlife and aquatic life. Its unspoilt beaches are surrounded by coral reefs which can be explored through diving cruises and coral diving adventures.

 

Interestingly, it is home to one of the world’s oldest protected rainforests. Tobago’s small offshore islands – Little Tobago and Goat Island serve as the resting spot for migratory birds and sea birds. Bird watchers stop by here to study different bird species that can be seen nesting here. It is better to book your accommodation in advance. A good vacation is not complete without booking the right accommodation. Check out Half Moon Blue Resorts for your accommodation needs.  Half Moon Blue Resorts is situated close to the historical Fort George in Tobago Island. Vacationers are provided with colonial style luxurious suites, plus swimming pool. To book your accommodation in Tobago mailto:holidays@halfmoonblue.com or call 868.639.3551.

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Trinidad and Tobago also offer their fantastic party culture

September 2, 2008 · Filed under Travel · Tagged , , , , ,

With both islands being passionate about their festivals and exciting events, the Carib Great Race displays the annual powerboat race Port-of-Spain to Crown Point. The race starts just off the Yacht Club in Trinidad’s Gulf of Paria and goes through different types of tides and currents between Trinidad and Tobago around Grand Riviere to Crown Point. Bringing out the skill of the crews, the race is known to be extremely difficult even for the most capable sailors. The Carib Great Race covers a distance of 84 miles and is held on the 23rd of August. The Pirogue Race follows with excited onlookers and cheering crowds. Trinidad and Tobago plays host to a number of thrilling events that bring out their celebration of freedom. The Great Fete Weekend is a six-night beach party revelry at Club Pigeon Point as an annual event that takes place from 30th July to 3rd August. Resonating with music, this thrilling music party as a unique beach party tops all others in the southern Caribbean and features soca and rock stars from Trinidad and Tobago, with top DJ’s and incredible sound systems. August 1st takes you to the Freaky Friday at Pigeon Point and August 3rd enjoys the Last Crew Standing Breakfast Party Pigeon Point.

 

Trinidad invites you to an adventurous trek from March 1st to August 31st at its northern coast. The nesting season of the Leatherback Turtles opens out an awesome sight which can also be seen at Tobago, on the southwestern part of the island, from Great Courland Bay also known as Turtle Beach. The 31st of August celebrates the grand Independence Day of Trinidad and Tobago. Held at Queen’s Park Savannah in the capital Port of Spain, the people of these lovely tropical islands enjoy a great day out with picnic hampers to witness the military maneuvers of the country’s armed forces. As the army marches, the brass bands following them play popular soca tunes much to the delight of the crowd who sway and dance along till the end of the parade route. After the parade, the people have a fabulous time on the shores of all the beaches and rivers and rush back to see the colorful fireworks display at the Port of Spain. As one of the major events of the season, the Independence Day is an annual event.

 

For more of a taste of Caribbean culture and hospitality, Half Moon Blue resorts in Tobago are the paradise retreat for many families. Their spacious suites overlook the stunning Bacolet Bay, and the historic Fort St. George. As a holiday accommodation, this Caribbean resort is a comfortable and luxurious nook where you can relax and spend quality time with your family. During the day, you may enjoy the many activities that Tobago has to offer such as diving, water surfing, cycling, horse riding, golf, water and eco tours or taking a walk on the beach.

         

 

TTMA Caribana Weekend Trip – Friday, August 1st – Sunday, August 3, 2008

Trinidad and Tobago Association of Detroit – August 8th -9th – Pageant and Carnival Parade (Detroit) – Kristal Rampersad representing Trinidad & Tobago at the pageant

TTMA FAMILY BBQ – Saturday, August 16th, 2008

TTMA Boat Cruise (Detroit Princess) – Saturday, August 23rd, 2008 AUGUST

 

A glorious sunset… Food fit for the gods… An island where the excitement never ends… Where Nature reveals her tropical and her underwater secrets… a place where romance is a part of life. Half Moon Blue at Half Moon Blue Resorts, the French colonial resort at the Donkey Cart House, Bacelot Bay, Tobago, welcomes you to live the life with leisure and relaxation. With mixed ethnicities as a result of many invasions and settlements, Trinidad and Tobago are home to the most vibrant festivals of the world. From their stunning Carnival to Diwali, the islands celebrate festivals throughout the year which makes it very popular with tourists from around the world. There are very few places in the world that can cater to all your diverse passions and interests and the Caribbean islands of Trinidad and Tobago are just the place to go to. influenced by British, French and African culinary skills. The children display their talents at the Junior Heritage Explosion climaxing with the Miss Heritage Personality and the Heritage Calypso Monarch where the winners reign for an entire year.

 

The month of August is perfect for a great holiday escapade to Tobago where you can absorb the passionate culture, the incredible cuisine and mingle and merge with the Caribbean lifestyle. Filled to the brim with a series of colorful and mesmerizing festivals, events and eco adventures, Tobago and Trinidad offer a celebration of all things warm and wonderful. The Santa Rosa Festival held on August 24-25th, commemorates the anniversary of Santa Rosa, the first Roman Catholic Amerindian saint known as the ‘Rose of Lima’. Symbolic of the indigenous heritage of Trinidad and the Carib community of Tobago and Trinidad, a Mass is held in her honor with a procession. A fun party follows that goes on till the wee hours of the morning, the highlight of which is the Castillian, a stately Spanish waltz performed by the locals and tourists. To book your accommodation in Tobago mailto:holidays@halfmoonblue.com or call 868.639.3551.

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