Tobago is really the last of the unspoiled Caribbean. This strip of elongated land measuring just 41 by 14 kilometers, abounds with natural allure: palm-lined beaches, lush rain forests and pristine coral reefs.

Your tour begins with an introduction drive through the Island's Capital Scarborough and visit to Fort King George overlooking the Town of Scarborough.

From here, your tour continues on the scenic Windward Road to the northwestern end of the island with spectacular mountain scenery, sprawling beaches, small coastal villages and an abundance of tropical vegetation.

Stop for a visit to the restored 10th century Sugar Plantation House at Richmond here you and given tour by its owner covering it's history. Then proceed to the little fishing village of Charlottesville with Tobago's highest mountain 1,890 feet high Pigeon Peak rising just behind it.

The tour concludes back at Speyside for lunch at "Jemma's"

This tour is ideally suited for visitors coming to Trinidad and Tobago that provides a great introduction to the city of Port of Spain, the bustling capital, filled with an enchanting myriad of art galleries and restaurants.

Begin your tour on the Wrightson road waterfront, through to the old and new Port of Spain and explore roads of historical value like Abercromby Street where Red House is situated. This famous landmark is also known as the House of Parliament, built in 1906.

You will then visit sights such as the Hall of Justice, Trinity Cathedral, Woodford Square and the Queen's Park Savannah which is a 230 acre Park surrounded by beautiful trees and old gingerbread mansions. Some of these mansions include the Stollmeyer Castle which was built in 1904, and was reminiscent of the German Romantic style, the Queen's Royal College which now serves as a secondary school for over 1200 students, the "White Hall" a design inspired by the Venetian-style Palazzi and the Archbishop Palace conceived by an Irishman with an affection for Indian Architecture

Your tour concludes with a visit to some local art galleries.

The island of tranquil Tobago, whose famous "Buccoo Reef" was visited by Jacques Cousteau, French Oceanographer and Explorer. He rated Tobago's Buccoo Reef as the number three spectacular sight to behold in the world.

Your tour begins from Scarborough with a drive along the Claude Noel Highway before entering "Buccoo Bay Beach Resort" where you will board the Glass Bottom Boats, to the Coral Gardens and Buccoo Reef.

You will be treated to many species of Fish life and Natural Formation of the Reef. Buccoo is one of the major reefs easily accessible to non-swimmers. All the known hard corals and most of the soft ones can be found around Tobago, plus hundreds of different reef fish, giant manta rays included. Turtles - the endangered leatherback, the green loggerhead and the hawksbill all nest on beaches along Tobago's west coast.

After visiting the reef on the Glass Bottom Boat, your tour continues to the "Nylon Pool", where you can disembark and swim on this sand bank, with water not exceeding 2 1/2 feet high. From here you will return to Buccoo Bay, where your transport awaits you for your return journey.