April 30, 2009
· Filed under Travel · Tagged Caribbean Islands, diving holiday, half moon blue resorts, Tobago weather, Trinidad and Tobago
Summer is here and its time to enjoy the ultimate vacation. Are you looking forward to enjoying a diving holiday by day and a party atmosphere with the locales by night? Located in the southernmost part of the Caribbean Islands is Trinidad and Tobago. These islands contain many idyllic, easily accessible beaches, stunning coral reefs and the oldest protected rain forest in the Western Hemisphere. Half Moon Blue Resorts offers French colonial styled suites overlooking the Bacolet Bay and the historic Fort St. George. It is the ultimate paradise retreat for families and the Tobago weather has to die for. If you are looking out for the best diving holiday, then book a reservation with Half Moon Blue Resorts.
Half Moon Blue Resorts is nestled among nature’s goodness with stunning coral reefs, rich vegetation and endangered wildlife. During the day, you may enjoy the many activities that the Tobago weather has to offer such as diving, water surfing, cycling, horse riding, golf, water and eco tours or taking a walk on the beach. This hotel is nestled among gardens of palms, bamboo and bougainvillea and the suites of Half Moon Blue Resorts lies beneath the hill of historic Fort St George. With mixed ethnicities as a result of many invasions and settlements, Trinidad and Tobago is home to the most vibrant festivals of the world right from Carnival to Diwali.
When you’re visiting the Caribbean Islands, don’t forget to stay at Half Moon Blue Resorts. Visit these two websites for room reservations at a fantastic rate. Check out the sites www.resortstobago.com and www.halfmoonblue.com for more details on the resort and the amenities.
April 29, 2009
· Filed under Travel · Tagged Caribbean holiday, facts about Trinidad and Tobago, Half Moon Blue resorts in Tobago, Trinidad and Tobago
A Caribbean holiday is what you need to sit back, enjoy and de-stress from a hectic lifestyle. It is the perfect place to be at this time of year with its endless beaches, natural vegetation, exotic wildlife, mouth watering cuisine and wild party culture. The most sought after tourist spot are the sister islands of Trinidad and Tobago. There are many fun facts about Trinidad and Tobago where Tobago is the island of Robinson Crusoe and also a famous shooting spot for many classic movies and films worldwide. Larger Trinidad is famous for its world famous carnivals, street parties and bountiful countryside. Quieter Tobago is the ultimate tourist destination for all those seeking a quintessential Caribbean Holiday.
For those of you looking for a luxurious resort to spend your Caribbean Holiday, choose Half Moon Blue Resorts in Tobago. Other facts about Trinidad and Tobago are that it’s home to many rare species of exotic plants, vegetation and different species of endangered animals. Half Moon Blue Resorts in Tobago is nestled in gardens of palms, bamboo and bougainvillea. This French colonial styled resort with jalousied windows and doors opening onto verandahs with rattan chaise-lounges lies beneath the historic Fort St. George and is famous for its overflowing swimming pools where a midnight swim is a must. You can enjoy the beautiful sunset from the Penthouse loft overlooking the half moon shaped Bacolet Bay.
Trinidad and Tobago is the ultimate gateway to paradise on earth. Half Moon Blue Resorts in Tobago is remote enough to give you and your family a sense of privacy.
Check out the site www.resortstobago.com and www.halfmoonblue.com for more details on the resort and the amenities.
April 22, 2009
· Filed under Travel
A Tourist’s delight – Tobago is one of the most beautiful islands of the Caribbean. Let your body, mind and soul rejuvenate in Tobago’s healing touch. Relax on the beautiful beaches as the soothing sun massages your body and mind. Find an excuse and do get away from your work to be here. There is a great variety of butterflies and birds to see. Some of them belong to the endangered criteria. They are carefully protected by the Tobagonian government. You have a lot of adventurous things to do once you have had enough of peace and quiet at this lovely island. You can choose from different diving locations and diving tours available and enjoy the underwater world decorated with animated coral reefs and many species of sea life. Discover Tobago’s wild side as the night unwinds to partying and sumptuous food. The otherwise serene and soothing Tobago bursts with a bang of music, dance and unlimited partying.
What better place than a homely Tobago resort to hit the sack after a long Tobago day? Half Moon Blue resorts makes you feel at home after a day of adventure and thrill. The extra spacious rooms and the protective mosquito nets make sure that you have a long and good night sleep. The romantically lit pool inside the resort is open to you round the clock. If you don’t feel like sleeping then get into the pool and get refreshed. The pool looks especially lovely at night.
This summer Half Moon Blue are offering special summer rates starting from USD90.00/Night for single occupancy, Blue Room and $120.00/N if its Double occupancy. This offer is valid from June 1 to July 31, 2009. The rates start from USD90.00/Night. This includes breakfast and all taxes. Further perks are that if the stay exceeds 5 nights you get the use of a rental jeep for one day at no cost. You get the jeep for 2 days at no extra cost and a luxury dinner for 2 at Café Havana if you are staying for more than ten nights. Bookings can be made online at www.halfmoonblue.com (reservations). The bookings have to be made by May 21st, 2009
For more details, log on to these official Half Moon Blue resorts web addresses: http://www.halfmoonblue.com/, http://www.stayintobago.com/ and http://www.resortstobago.com/.
April 21, 2009
· Filed under Travel · Tagged luxury resort, Tobago music, Tobago vacation
Welcome to the island of wonders! Get up and close to the serenity and peace of mind that Tobago has to offer. Its jaw dropping range of natural beauty attracts thousands of visitors every year, most getting together at the shores to gaze at the crystal blue waters in the mornings and the sparkling silver stars at night. The carnival at Tobago is some thing you really shouldn’t miss. The celebrations take you to a whole new world of music and dance filled with vibrant colors. Apart from this, the boat races and golf tournaments are worth watching. Leatherback turtle nesting season beginning in March is a unique time of the year when you get to view the endangered leatherback turtles hatching eggs. Though Tobago is a place of calm and quiet, it also has its own fun night fêtes. Get ready to shake your legs in the Tobago music feast.
On the subject of the place to stay during your Tobago vacation, you have a whole range of resorts to choose from. Half Moon Blue resorts may seem like just another luxury resort but you will have to stay in it to know the difference. Come to imbibe in all the lavish services that Half Moon Blue resorts offers. Its extra spacious rooms, pristine beach view from the verandahs and balconies, friendly services are among the many things you can enjoy here.
Half Moon Blue is happy to announce their Special Summer Rates from June 1 to July 31, 2009. The rates start from USD90.00/Night for single occupancy, Blue Room and $120.00/N for Double Occupancy. Breakfast and all taxes included! If the stay exceeds 5 nights they offer the use of a Rental Jeep for one day at no cost. If stay exceeds 10 nights they offer a rental Jeep for two days at no cost plus 1x Dinner for 2 at the elegant Cafe Havana. Bookings can be made online at www.halfmoonblue.com (reservations). The bookings have to be made by May 21st, 2009
For more details, log on to these official Half Moon Blue resorts web addresses: http://www.halfmoonblue.com/, http://www.stayintobago.com/ and http://www.resortstobago.com/.
April 16, 2009
· Filed under Travel · Tagged all inclusive resort, beach resorts in Tobago, resort spas, Tobago, Tobago air
Get away from the mundane work! Come visit the fantasy island, Tobago. Relax your senses and enjoy the mesmerizing beauty of Tobago. Apart from the picture perfect locations, you can find some of the rare species of birds through the year. In Tobago you will also get to some of the endangered animals, the leather back turtle, for example, safely loitering around the island. The Tobagonians, as the natives are called here, are a bunch of warm and friendly people who are accustomed to many tourists from world over. Language and money wouldn’t be a problem here as all of them speak English and all major credit cards can be used here.
Your vacation wouldn’t be complete without a great place to stay. Decorating the foot hills of the historical Fort St. George is the Half Moon blue resorts. One of the most happening beach resorts in Tobago, the Half Moon blue resorts has something pleasant for everyone. This all inclusive resort blends beautifully with the spirit of Tobago. Resting in the stunning balconies overlooking the horizon, feel the fresh Tobago air and watch as the sun rise to its splendor. Relax yourselves and let the Half Moon Blue crew take over all the difficult work of a vacation – planning the tour in and around Tobago. In addition, you get some of the exclusive services – car rentals, dive stations, swimming pools, tennis courts, resort spas and golf courses, on request.
To get the most out of your Tobago vacation, log on to these sites: http://www.halfmoonblue.com/, http://www.stayintobago.com/ and http://www.resortstobago.com/
April 13, 2009
· Filed under Travel · Tagged resort spas, Tobago vacation, visit Tobago., weather in Tobago
Differ from the herds of tourists heading to the usual holiday locations. Visit Tobago which has a stunning yet humble natural beauty. Discover your inner self as you become one with Nature. Home for a wide range of unique birds, butterflies and animals, a Tobago vacation would be the special gift that you want to reward your lovely family with. Treat your eyes with the crystal blue waters, the silver sandy beaches, the ample array of rare birds and animals and the colorful festivals of the natives. Tobago is considered a paradise, where many tourists around the world come to rejuvenate themselves. The weather in Tobago is warm most of the year, but it does have its rainy season, which brightens the already sparkling Tobago. The only problem that you might ever encounter at Tobago would be the mosquitoes. Though measures are taken to alleviate this setback, it still causes minor discomfort. But prior preparations would definitely solve this problem.
For accommodations in Tobago, there are many a resorts to choose from. But, to have a complete Tobago vacation, Half Moon Blue resorts fits the bill perfectly. Half Moon Blue resorts are located at the Donkey cart house, Bacolet bay. This petite, cozy resort lets you be yourself! Besides the wide range of resort amenities like renting vehicles, swimming pools, resort spas, a lovely restaurant, baby sitting or laundry service, Half Moon Blue resorts, arranges a tour to the exotic locations in and around Tobago, upon request.
Tobago will surely prove to be the island of your dreams. For other up-to-date information, go to http://www.halfmoonblue.com/, http://www.stayintobago.com/ and http://www.resortstobago.com/.
April 9, 2009
· Filed under Travel · Tagged Caribbean, half moon blue resorts, Tobago
Half Moon Blue resorts in Tobago draws you into another world where the culture of comfort is displayed with sophistication and style. Nestled in a tranquil nook of the island, the resort is furnished to perfection and offers a hideaway that remains etched in a holidaymaker’s memory. Their huge suites overlook the gorgeous Bacolet Bay and the historic Fort St. George. Hidden in a secret place where romance envelops the atmosphere, Half Moon Resorts in Tobago brings in the forces of the universe to merge with its lovely surroundings. You can commune with nature as you float on the cool waters of infinity pool with starlight shimmering on the ripples. Or as the sun throws its golden rays over Tobago, you can bask on the deck and absorb the lovely views.
Half Moon Blue invites you to relax after the excitement of the festivals and casts a spell of romance and old-world charm to give you the intrinsic value of the true taste of Caribbean revitalization. Determined to involve its visitors hook, line and sinker in its famous fishing competitions, the islands have devised the exciting Tobago Game Fishing Tournament at Charlotteville, Tobago from the 19th to the 22nd of March. As a sober note sets in with Good Friday on 21st March, the holy day is surrounded with sobriety with a SongFest and a Gospel program. March 23rd celebrates Easter Sunday with joy, a SongFest and a Gospel Program and Easter Eggs. Easter Monday is a nation-wide holiday. The 24th of March rolls out entertainment at its thrilling best with Crab Races, Goat Races, sporting and recreational activities at Mt. Pleasant in Trinidad. Easter Tuesday on March 25th offers recreational activities, Crab Races and Goat Races. The Bon Accord Harvest-St. Francis Anglican is held at Buccoo on 30th March.
As one of the must-do experiences, the 30th of March displays the Argyle Waterfall Cool-Down in Tobago. As the largest waterfall in Tobago, a drive from Crown Point to Argyle Waterfalls takes about one hour and is scenic and beautiful. The falls are stunning and can be reached by a trail on an organized tour with a well-qualified guide. The falls cascade into the main pool that has fish in it and is 80 feet deep. Visitors can climb to the top of the falls to view the spectacular scenery. Argyle Waterfall is near Roxborough, Tobago and is a picturesque three-tiered waterfall with deep pools of cool and refreshing water. The Spiritual Baptist Liberation Day is a public holiday nationwide and is celebrated in memory of the Shouters Prohibition Ordinance of 1917. Exhibiting the tradition and heritage of the islands of Tobago and Trinidad, the Itsy Bitsy Folk Theater is held every Tuesday. Stocked with antique artifacts of Tobago, the ‘Itsy Bitsy’ is an appealing play-house that displays local talents with story telling, jigs, tambrin music, folk dance and reel, with heritage exhibits on display. Half Moon Blue Resorts leads you to a world that revives and pampers you with the culture of the Caribbean. Half Moon Blue invites you to relax after the excitement of the festivals and casts a spell of romance and old-world charm to give you the intrinsic value of the true taste of Caribbean revitalization.
April 7, 2009
· Filed under Travel · Tagged Caribbean, diving spots, Half moon blue, Tobago
An island where all things wonderful are celebrated…A tropical paradise where the spirit of carnivals echoes through every nook and corner…A secret haven where the dew drips from the leaves in a lush and exotic rainforest…An island in the sun with a gorgeous turquoise sea with sandy beaches that are ideal for a romantic stroll...is this the vacation that you have been dreaming of? Plan a getaway to the beautiful islands of Tobago and Trinidad where the sunset lights up the horizon with a russet glow and the waves echo the rhythm of the calypso.
Tucked away in a luxurious hideaway, Half Moon Blue Resorts beckons softly with its calm and serene settings overlooking a crescent-shaped bay. Half Moon Blue Resorts, the French colonial resort at the Donkey Cart House, Bacolet Bay, Tobago whisks you away to a world shrouded with the Hollywood glamour of days gone by. Enjoy the hospitality and the courtesy of the Caribbean with delicious dishes made with the magic of the tropics. Relax in an ambiance created with a colonial touch and let nature take you through myriad colored bougainvillea paths to rainforests with the fabulous flora and fauna. Take a dip in the infinity pool that overlooks the ocean or sunbathe on the deck where evening breezes whisper through the palms. Half Moon Blue refreshes you after a day of exploring and discovering the sea life on a boat ride or fishing, snorkeling and diving at the popular diving spots.
Opening out a gamut of festivals, Tobago and Trinidad take their visitors through their many-faceted events that fill the air with music, rhythm and the spirit of sport. As a famous game, cricket takes pride of place in the islands from the 6th of March to the 10th with the 4th Test Match being played between England and the West Indies at Queen’s park Oval in Trinidad. The 15th of March showcases the Twenty/20 International played between England and the West Indies at Queen’s park Oval in Trinidad.
