Trinidad & Tobago Yacht Adventure

On Day 1, dock your yacht at CrewsInn Marina in Chaguaramas Bay, Trinidad. Embark on an adventure through the rainforests of the northern mountains with a knowledgeable local guide. Trinidad is renowned for its diverse bird species, offering enthusiasts a glimpse of vibrant South American birds. Choose from a range of hiking trails, suited for all fitness levels, leading to waterfalls, caves, and lush rainforest vistas. In the afternoon, cruise along the serene north coast and settle for the night at tranquil Scotland Bay, preparing for an early start the next day.

On Day 2, after clearing custom formalities in Scarborough, Tobago's main town, take time to explore its shops and historic Fort King George, now a museum. Transitioning from Tobago's rough Atlantic side to its tranquil Caribbean coast, anchor at Store Bay. From here, enjoy a tender ride to the beautiful Buccoo Reef, a protected marine park known for its accessible snorkelling spots. Don't miss the chance to visit Pigeon Point Beach, renowned for its pristine sands and stunning sunset views, making it a highlight of your Trinidad & Tobago yacht charter experience.

Day 3 begins with a short sail to Mount Irvine Bay, offering a secure anchorage for exploring both on land and by tender. Nature enthusiasts can visit Bon Accord Lagoon, accessible only by sea, to observe diverse bird species and local wildlife. Golf enthusiasts can tee off at the renowned Mount Irvine Golf Course near Grange Beach, known for its stunning Caribbean sea views. Nearby, Stone Haven Bay beckons with snorkelling opportunities and access to the luxurious Le Grand Courlan Spa Resort, famed for its top-tier spa facilities on Tobago.

Day 4 continues along Trinidad & Tobago's scenic Caribbean coast towards Cotton Bay, also known as Celery Bay. If it's turtle nesting season (March-August), visit Turtle Beach at Great Courland Bay to witness leatherbacks laying eggs. Enjoy a morning swim at Arnos Vale Bay, renowned for excellent snorkelling. Lunch at Castara Bay, where two golden sand beaches and snorkelling await. Hike into the hills for stunning views and forest waterfalls, and maybe spot manta rays while swimming. Conclude with a serene sunset over the Caribbean before resting at Cotton Bay for the night.

Day 5 starts with a tranquil morning at Englishman's Bay, where dense rainforests cascade onto a picturesque beach with powdery, pale sand, ideal for snorkelling in its deep, sheltered waters. Nearby Parlatuvier Bay offers an authentic taste of rural Tobago, featuring a quaint fishing village and local snack shacks for a genuine Caribbean experience. The day winds down at Bloody Bay, despite its ominous name, revealing a secluded haven with clear, calm waters and golden sands, often empty save for occasional fishermen, perfect for unwinding amidst natural beauty.

On Day 6, embark on an adventure along Tobago's northern tip starting at the expansive Man'O'War Bay. Navigate the yacht to discover hidden beaches accessible only by tender. Explore Charlotteville, renowned for its fishing co-operative where you might find fresh catch for dinner. Discover Lover's Bay with its vibrant sands and superb snorkelling spots. Continue to remote Dead Man's Bay and Waterfall Bay, known for their secluded charm. Conclude the day at Pirate's Bay, steeped in history as a haven for buccaneers centuries ago, featuring pristine beaches and excellent snorkelling reefs.

On Day 7, if time permits, indulge in snorkelling at Little Tobago Island, situated off Tyrrel's Bay on Tobago's Atlantic coast. This pristine island is renowned for its vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life, offering an unforgettable underwater experience. Following this aquatic adventure, sail back towards Trinidad, approximately 50 miles to the south, and conclude your journey with scenic views of the Caribbean Sea. Clear customs at Scarborough before bidding farewell to Tobago's charms and heading back to the mainland.