Flights to tobago
Cheap Flights to tobago
Overview
Tobago is an exercise in beautiful contradiction. Pristine mangrove swamps and rainforested hills sit side by side with smoke-belching oil refineries and ugly industrial estates. Tobago has everything you would be expecting to experience in the fascination Caribbean island. With white sand and palm trees aplenty, yet it’s relatively unspoiled by the tourist industry. Combined, this twin-island republic offers unparalleled birdwatching; first-class diving; luxuriant rainforests perfect for hiking, waterfall swimming and cycling. The gas and oil industry leaves tourism low on the favourite list, so it’s your choice to take a deep breath, jump in and enjoy the mix.
Climate
The island of Tobago offers a soothing tropical climate due to its location amid the Caribbean, characterised by long periods of warm weather with heavy rainfall at certain times of the year, close to the Equator. Tobago is hot and a little humid with a maximum temperature ranging till 30°C, but the average is usually around 25°C.
Travel Information
Language: English
Currency: Trinidad and Tobago Dollar (TTD or TT$)
Local time: GMT -4
Avg. Flight Time: 10h 55m
Best Time To Visit
The best time to enjoy Tobago’s lovely weather and everything it offers from January to May; even the sky stays clear. However, the islands doesn’t lie on the hurricane belt, but afternoon rain showers are one of the daily occurrences in the months between June and December. Hotels and guest houses lower their prices for rainy weather during this wet season.
Tobago Attractions and Activities
1. Visit Pigeon Point Heritage Park
The very famous Pigeon Point Heritage Park is one of the most recognizable places to visit here in Tobago. I am sure you can see why with its pristine beaches (some of the best in Tobago) and the famous thatched roof jetty.
2. No Man’s Land
No Man’s Land, a split of white coral-sand stretching out in front of the Bon Accord Lagoon. The name is as you’ve guessed, owned by no man. It is a majestic little piece of paradise many people plan to visit on an afternoon to make a BBQ or enjoy a swim and watch Pigeon Point from over in the distance.
3. Go for a Horse ride in the ocean
Healing with Horses is a non-profit organization that does therapeutic-riding, leadership-training, riding lessons and more, for differently able children. And their second company, Being with Horse offers trail rides and swims in the ocean!
4. Do a catamaran snorkel tour
Welcome aboard the Island Girl. It’s a beautiful sailing catamaran cruising up the Caribbean coast of Tobago. You can board at Mt. Irvine Bay, stop along the way at Cotton Bay and then towards Castara. Only accessible by boat or trail, Cotton Bay is like being in your own slice of paradise. Here you anchor up for some snorkelling in the bay, amidst the rocks.
5. Main Ridge Forest Reserve
Right smack in the middle of Tobago is the Tobago Main Ridge Forest Reserve, which is the oldest legally protected forest reserve in the western hemisphere geared specifically towards a conservation purpose. Goodbye to the tropical fruits as there is no farming or crops allowed to be planted here.
Airlines Operate Flight to Tobago
- Virgin Atlantic
- British Airways
Time Duration from Different Airports
- London to Tobago - 10h 55m
- Manchester to Tobago - 14h 30m
- Newcastle to Tobago - 18h 45m
- Birmingham to Tobago - 14h 55m
- Glasgow to Tobago - 14h 30m
- Edinburgh to Tobago - 14h 30m
- Belfast to Tabago - 17h 45m
Distance to the City Centre
Earlier known as the Crown Point International Airport, A. N. R. Robinson International Airport is an international airport situated on the island of Tobago in the islands of Trinidad and Tobago. It is set in the southwestern part of the island, in close proximity to the town of Canaan, which is about 6.8 miles or 11 km from the capital, Scarborough.
Transport from Tobago
Tobago’s maxi-taxis have a blue band. Mostly, they serve locals and travelling can be excruciatingly slow. Undoubtedly, route taxis can be a great as well as cheap option for zipping amid the bays; just stick out your hand at the roadside - official drivers should have 'H' plates or, at least, other passengers in the car.
Visa Requirements for Tobago
British nationals do not require any visa to step in the islands of Tobago. Visitors are generally given 90 days to remain in the country but extensions can be obtained from the Passport and Immigration Department, in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Scarborough Tobago.
Tips for your stay in Tobago
- If you’re not into fighting for your food, then I recommend trying the conch instead – that is excellent.
- Not just have a beach vacation but have a community experience - Interact more with locals - live with them - share some words - eat what they eat.
- It is recommended not to bring a camera but to enjoy the experience - the flash might scare the turtles and they might get angry when someone would come near to their eggs.
- There is no malaria in Tobago, although other mosquito-borne diseases, including dengue fever, still exist. So, use insect repellent and try to wear long sleeves and trousers.
- Stay away from Manchineel trees as they are dangerous and highly poisonous.
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