Simply beautiful

What makes Tobago special, is its warm and friendly people.

The last two surveys that were done in which outgoing tourists were interviewed went like this, in part:

Why did you choose Tobago for your holiday? Answer : For sand, sea and sun 65%
What did you like most about Tobago? Answer: The people 85%

No one up to now, has not been able (in my view) to ably describe or put the positive vibrations about the people of Tobago into realistic marketing jargon. But then, maybe it is something that should be left as is, so that whosoever comes to the island can "experience" the feeling of the people and return home, leaving with only pleasant memories, while leaving only footprints on the sands.

Church life

Tobago is a sanctuary of all sorts. Changing hands so many times brought the onset of many different religions and culture. As such the island still maintains its many different places of free worship.......enjoy!

Technology

Tobago is fully on par with technology. Travelers can access the internet through many of the internet cafes around. In addition the there are two main service providers on the island where one can purchase a range digital gadgets from laptops to the latest tablets, smart phones and other devices,

Forts and Ports

Tobago was such a fertile island with such economic potential that all the colonizing powers that be fought relentlessly over the beautiful island leaving behind many relics of their battles

Fort Milford

Fort King George

Fort James

Port of Scarborough

Port of Charlotteville

Why not here?

Tying the knot............

the legal requirements for a Tobago wedding are simple but it is always wise to use a local wedding planner to guide you through the process.

Wedding tips:
establish residency on the island after three full days
visit the warden's office in Scarborough at the Board of Inland revenue (Mondays-Fridays) and fill out the necessary forms
pay the required fees where applicable (if you are not a citizen)
bring the relevant documents and off you go